Sentence examples for basis for developing and from inspiring English sources

The "traditional" approach to conservation used by many large organizations and donors is to collect initial information as a basis for developing and implementing conservation strategies.

Earthworks of assumed age and their initial and current morphologies provide an ideal basis for developing and testing models for long-term landform erosion.

Conceptual models are used to illustrate the linkages among management (societal) actions, environmental stressors, and societal/ecological effects, and provide the basis for developing and testing causal hypotheses.

Although this type of reasoning is an important part of financial reporting and voluntary disclosure, very little research has relied on it as a basis for developing and interpreting testable research ideas.

The rigorous process model and the obtained simulation results presented in this study provide a promising basis for developing and applying optimal start-up policies for dividing-wall columns.

The tool provides decision-makers a scientific basis for developing and implementing appropriate industry policies and improvement measures to expand the size and scope of the remanufacturing industry in the future.

Work with COs and country partners to fully develop Early Learning and Development Standards ELDSS) for the conception-to-8 age span, use ELDS as the basis for developing training and monitoring systems and evaluate their effects on targeted outcomes (UNICEF HQ and ROs).

Knowledge Generation for ECD Government of Cambodia: Begin using ELDS and other resources as the basis for developing indicators and targets for ECD programming and standardized tools for collecting and reporting data on these indicators.

Knowledge Generation for ECD Government of Nepal: Begin using ELDS as the basis for developing indicators and targets for ECD and standardized tools for collecting and reporting data on these indicators.

However, as knowledge about diseases is an important basis for developing treatment and examination skills, this and the overall high approval provide good arguments for the continued use of NESTOR in the preparation for the tested subjects.

This could provide an important basis for developing more and wider interventions concerning the establishment and improvement of satisfied, extended and multidisciplinary primary care teams.