Sentence examples for an interpretative framework from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study is to propose an interpretative framework to support MNO's strategic decision making in a dynamic competitive context characterized by disruptive changes in technology and business dimensions.

In the context of the MHW, an interpretative framework was developed that classified each station within a 'facies' that included information on the location within the waterway and inferred sedimentary and biological processes.

The study proposed uses the results and the experiences gained by the authors in three case studies previously conducted, in order to develop an interpretative framework for assessing the potential and the limits for the development of IS-based scenarios.

By dealing with misconceptions relating to early Holocene woodlands in Britain and their susceptibility to fire, and considering woodland ecology, fire ecology, topography, climate, ethnographic analogy and social theory, an interpretative framework for identifying human firing of the wooded landscape is formulated.

Methodologies are value and belief sets that provide an interpretative framework for understanding the impact and significance of those activities.

At UC Berkeley, he is probing how the brain imposes an interpretative framework on the sensory information that it receives--a phenomenon known as top-down modulation.

Genome-scale metabolic models bridge the gap between genome-derived biochemical information and metabolic phenotypes in a principled manner, providing a solid interpretative framework for experimental data related to metabolic states, and enabling simple in silico experiments with whole-cell metabolism.

If we hadn't gone to Dr. G.'s, we would have assumed that she was simply overtired, but now we had a different interpretative framework, one founded on fear.

To my knowledge, the MCP narrative has never formulated a critical interpretative framework regarding the way culturally homogeneous states categorize diversity dynamics.

These addictions are actually not a new problem of course, but the formerly described disorders appear in a new interpretative framework.

The study draws on a modified grounded theory approach [ 29], inspired by a constructivistic and interpretative framework, which is a recognized method for investigating phenomena where limited prior knowledge exists.