Sentence examples for as used in the framework from inspiring English sources

Procedural knowledge as used in the Framework (NRC, [2012]) represents the suite of methods scientists and engineers use to ensure findings are valid and reliable.

Undocumented migrants enter Europe through both legal and illegal channels and typically find employment within the informal economy, where they serve as a low-cost and flexible labour force [ 1, 4, 5]. Figure 1 gives definitions of irregular migration, undocumented migrants in the EU and sub-categories, as used in the framework of this study [ 1, 2, 6, 7].

This study sought to address some of these concerns by utilising a quasi-longitudinal design within a socio-ecological framework, as used in the 1993 Western Australian Child Health Survey (WACHS) [ 6- 8], to identify factors measured in childhood that predict future episodes of DSH.

The cognitive radio (CR) technique as used in this framework is addressed in Section 5. Completing the description of solution approaches, Section 6, describes what has been done at the component level in order to optimise the internal architectures and components, which focuses mostly on the power amplifier.

As a candidate model to be used in the framework, a new general age and state dependent stochastic model for gradual deterioration is proposed, and its calibration based on data is also discussed.

Following data extraction, an inductive mapping framework was developed in a process similar to established framework analysis as used in primary research.

Once a mouse nucleosome model or high-throughput nucleosome data become available, they can be used in the same framework as well, likely improving TF binding predictions.

The methodology as used in CT-colonography studies can serve as a framework for new MR-colonography studies.

Since the GDV occurrence data is clearly integer valued (the value of the response is the number of GDV cases per day), the more traditional time series methods, such as those used in the classical Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average ARIMAA) framework [ 9] cannot be used.

As the framework used in the article at hand focuses on turnaround strategies' implementation, the process dimension is subdivided into "retrenchment" and "recovery" (Barker and Duhaime 1997).

This will be used in the future as the framework for a patient-reported outcome measure for primary care.