Sentence examples for approach underpinning from inspiring English sources

Only one trial specified a theoretical approach underpinning the comparator control intervention.

Longitudinal observations of this sort suggest useful methodological complements or alternatives to the common cross-sectional parametric approach underpinning the bulk of the 'greed and grievance' literature.

The results of this study appear to support the hypothesis that educational principles have a stronger impact on students' perceived and actual anatomical knowledge than the educational approach underpinning a curriculum.

Different calibration strategies such as external calibration with and without internal standardization with Rh and species unspecific on-line IDMS with In were investigated for the FI-ICP-SFMS approach underpinning the potential of IDMS for enhancement of precision.

The strengths of this evaluation include the large sample size, the well described intervention, and the inclusion of immediate outcomes (such as conversion rates) and longer-term outcomes (readmission rates), reflecting the whole systems approach underpinning this service development.

Results indicated that a PBL approach in itself was not enough to ensure adequate learning of anatomy, and support the hypothesis that educational principles like time-on-task and repetition, have a stronger impact on students' perceived and actual anatomical knowledge than the educational approach underpinning a curriculum.

But in some ways the pancake approach underpinned all my cooking endeavours on the holiday.

The criminal justice system needs a "radical shift in attitude and approach" underpinned by a new victims' law, according to a former director of public prosecutions.

A modified Delphi and World Café approach underpinned the think tank meeting, approaches well recognized to foster interaction, dialogue, and collaboration between stakeholders.

Case study buildings presented in this chapter are seen as opportunities for experimentation with a genuine pragmatic approach, underpinned by altruistic stakeholders'aspirationsns for a better world'.

They conclude that by applying such a co-management approach, underpinned by these six steps, 'power sharing will typically be regarded as the end result of a collaborative problem solving process rather than a starting point of a co-management decision-making process' (Carlsson and Berkes 2005 74).