Sentence examples for appropriate typologies from inspiring English sources

At present, no consensus exists around appropriate typologies, and the present sample size was insufficient to explore such issues in depth.

description of 25-are quadrats by means of a previously existing, appropriate typology (STIR-CEMAGREF) and mapping.

The challenge is that of devising the policies and institutions needed for the creation, adaptation and dissemination of appropriate technologies for different typologies of farmers.

Finally, by scrutinizing aspects of functioning, range and severity of the accessibility problem and with the help of existing examples of environmental barriers given in the typology, an appropriate scoring pattern can ideally be established.

Jain & Saggurti [ 13] identified variations in sex work patterns in four states of India, highlighting the need for typologies to be context appropriate.

A typology of countries and appropriate policy rules of thumb are developed as a guide to both national policymakers and multilateral rule making in the WTO.

Furthermore, we developed a neighbourhood deprivation index according to urban/rural typology, which was more appropriate than classic indices such as Carstairs and Townsend typically used to investigate health inequality in the urban area.

With booming solar industry, there is a challenge to seek for appropriate solar energy solutions for different district typologies.

Because the latter represent the majority of operating expenses, in the design phase an appropriate window size and a suitable glass typology have to be identified to achieve energy and economy savings.

A sound methodology for profiling farm typologies will help in rapid transfer of appropriate technology, precise extension support and development of policy environment sensitive to immense diversity of smallholder farms in coastal saline India.

The uncertainty tool catalogue by Van der Sluijs et al. [ 81] provides guidance for selecting appropriate methods that match the characterization of the uncertainty in the typology.