Sentence examples for bases of a framework from inspiring English sources
In research, the key national strategy of science and technology policies in Spain establishes the bases of a framework of a greater cooperation between the general (State) and the regional administration levels by fomenting research in the national health system and health research institutes, whose basic nucleus are the teaching hospitals.
In this paper we propose a set of design guidelines for programmes of assessment, based on a framework developed in our previous research [ 5].
Because of lack of reports about risk assessment of this technology, we performed a qualitative assessment based on a framework of some literature techniques for risk identification, analysis and evaluation.
The optimal stochastic performance of pure friction system supplemented with SMA-restrainer (SMA-PF) is presented based on a framework of multi-objective optimization.
We need a revolution in our approach to mental health that acknowledges the importance of prevention and early intervention and embraces, as it does with physical health, choice based on a framework of what works for the patient.
In some ways, the Hearst tower calls to mind a famous unbuilt design from a heyday of modernism: a six-hundred-foot skyscraper in Philadelphia, proposed by Louis Kahn and Anne Tyng in 1957, which would have had a zigzag shape based on a framework of triangular supports.
UK-US intelligence sharing is based on a "framework of law", he added.
Study Design: This qualitative study was based on a framework of symbolic interaction and dramaturgical interviewing.
In this work, we propose a novel visual tracking algorithm based on a framework of generative model.
The authors believe that design models based on a framework of problem solving do not explicitly describe all design activities.
"I think that's something the citizens of both our countries should have confidence in, in particular that that relationship is based on a framework of law in both countries, a law that is vigorously upheld".
