Sentence examples for approaches which draw from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, this pathological framework of interpretation can be, if not reversed, at least complemented by non-pathological approaches which draw on contemporary cognitive research.

They also posited that there are still very few descriptive examples of interdisciplinary approaches which draw on theories of learning to analyse learning behaviour and formulate frameworks for subsequent use (2013).

It suggests that users need also to develop intelligent approaches, which draw upon a broader knowledge of the directions, patterns and scale of the changes to be recorded, in order to refine their assessments.

This poses challenges to conventional evaluation approaches which draw on a model of baseline operations → intervention → changed operations (outcome).

We were familiar with a number of theoretical approaches which might be loosely collected under the heading 'Science and Technology Studies' (STS) which had grown out of sociological research and parallel Sociotechnical network approaches which drew on social informatics and computer science.

The advantage of this approach, which draws a distinction between the terms of the deal and its specific partners, is that it offers Palestinians a framework and an inducement for moving ahead.

Using a thematic story telling approach which draws on ethnographic method and social contagion theories, it presents an in-depth analysis of a single case study – one of Australia's longest standing community protests against a construction project.

The analysis takes the "scientific and technical human capital" approach, which draws from theories of social capital and human capital and proves useful for framing the institutional and resource-based perspectives that characterize much of the literature on university industry interactions.

Mixed methods research can be viewed as an approach which draws upon perspectives of quantitative and qualitative research methods.

For this purpose, a social marketing approach, which draws on behavior-change theories [ 25, 26] will be used to augment findings from the comprehensive literature review, by systematically identifying parents' barriers to the adoption of recommended SHS-reduction behaviors [ 27].

Alternatively, the 'condition-dependent' approach, which draws upon GCA derived from smaller and predefined datasets (conditions), provides an additional opportunity to test specific hypotheses or to gain biological insights in an underlying condition [ 24, 25].