Sentence examples for analysis to foster from inspiring English sources

Our study demonstrates the feasibility and the usefulness of a cyclical and adaptive combination of participatory approaches, on-farm trials and ex-ante analysis to foster learning by farmers and researchers, allowing an agile reorientation of project actions and the generation of innovative farm systems that improve farm income without compromising food self-sufficiency.

Boulder Institute of Microfinance combines the extensive analysis of established practices with critical analysis needed to foster solutions to the challenges that emerge in expanding access to financial services for the poor around the world.

It may be that Jung's analysis helped to foster a useful sense of guilt.However, generosity has its risks.

A number of procedures in data collection and analysis were used to foster 'trustworthiness' [ 24].

SARAIMER, adapted from Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), is designed to foster mutual respect, trust, understanding, collaboration, cooperation, and work and patient satisfaction.

Note, that the assumption of finite fading states is made to foster the analysis.

The resulting datasets are offered under an open license in order to foster their analysis and use.

This study intends to explore the latter but to overcome the particularity of each case, a thematic analysis is conducted in order to foster cross-case comparisons along general themes found among the cases.

Summing up, we learn from our analysis that decreasing employment protection to foster international competitiveness may not work at least not as easily as is often claimed in policy reports which frequently state this to be an option without further detailing the issue.

The goal of this study was to create a systematic way to evaluate the performance of STMMs, and to use this tool to foster self-analysis and quality improvement within missions.

For this purpose and to foster meta-analysis according to standards comparable to evidence-based medicine, the Animals in Research: Reporting In Vivo Experiments (ARRIVE) guidelines that were originally published in 2010 [ 200] are, in our view, most suitable.