Sentence examples for approach which entails from inspiring English sources
The approach is based on an unconventional thermodynamic maximum energy dissipation approach, which entails controlling damage evolution and hence energy dissipation per second, rather than damage.
Urban MNH is best addressed through an ecology-of-implementation approach, which entails working simultaneously at policy, program, and research levels, with a premium put on learning and adaptation.
This standard molecular approach, which entails amplification of relatively long segments of intact DNA, is not feasible in archival, paraffin-embedded, solid-tissue specimens in which the negative effects of chemical fixation result in DNA strand scission and breakdown of nucleic acid.
Ellis (2006) defined FonF as an approach which "entails a focus on meaning with attention to form arising out of the communicative activity" (p.100).
The notion of following a "pure strategy" approach which entails a unique successor node for traffic with common or near common destinations is not tenable.
At Thomson Reuters, Mr. Schlageter helped pioneer a "customer back" approach, which entails taking customer feedback from the field techs and other front-line workers to inform every initiative and strategy.
In Zambia, the dedicated provider approach, which entailed placement of 18 LARC providers in busy, urban-based, public-sector facilities, resulted in provision of 11,000 Cu T IUDs (and 22,000 implants) in 14 months.
4(3)(f) 'Each Party shall strive to adopt and implement the preventive, precautionary approach to pollution problems which entails, inter-alia, preventing the release into the environment of substances which may cause harm to humans or the environment without waiting for scientific proof regarding such harm' Water convention [36] Art.
Both Good Samaritan and naloxone access bills are supported by groups advocating a "harm reduction" approach to drug abuse, which entails trying to make even illegal drug use as safe as possible.
In order to address the state's economic inequality, policy leaders ought to adopt an integrated, "all-of-the-above" approach to economic development, which entails the promotion of family income growth, the creation of new employment opportunities that pay high wages and the assurance of economic mobility through the creation of pathways from low-wage employment to high-wage employment.
The role of contingency factors, such as the rules and regulations, technology, and economic status that impact the specialized hospitals either by promoting or discouraging humanized or medicalized birth approaches, awaits full exploration, which entails the necessity of further investigation in those hospitals.
