Sentence examples for basis to the development from inspiring English sources

The results of this study have been used as basis to the development of a dynamic model, presented in the following part of the study focused on the plant dynamic analysis.

The MRC Framework is an approach aimed at providing a robust methodological basis to the development and evaluation of complex interventions [ 25].

Recommendations As a basis to the development of this partnership and subject to fulfilment of the requirements of the two audit reports, UNICEF should immediately release funds to RESPONSE for the activities outlined in the draft Annual Plan of Work 1998.

Our study does not provide insight into the mechanisms by which physical activity may impact development of arthritis symptoms in older women; however, the constellation of significant factors (physical activity, BMI, and smoking) supports the suggestion that there is a metabolic basis to the development of arthritis [ 9].

The IPDAS recommendations provided evidence-based guidance on the development of the content and structure of the PtDA; the users' healthcare decisional, social and emotional needs informed the selection of the content; and the ODSF provided a theoretical basis to link the development of the PtDA to the outcome measures for evaluation.

The finding of genetic recombination among Am and Au chromosomes was the basis to decide the development of introgression lines.

Indeed, Labor leader Mick O'Halloran would dine with Playford on a weekly basis to discuss the development of the state, and the pair were on close personal terms.

All authors met on a regular basis to discuss the development of codes, themes, categories and theories about the phenomenon being studied.

This assessment was then used as the basis to develop the capacity development programme, which was approved by the Ministry in 2010, and then modified in 2011 2013 in response to an updated policy agenda and courses were added to support the newly prioritized health financing and purchasing reforms.

Multiple lines of evidence suggest a genetic basis to the ability to undergo parthenogenetic development in Drosophila: the phylogenetic distribution of species exhibiting the trait, within-species differences in the frequency of parthenogenetic development, selection experiments, and mapping studies.

The international theoretical basis related to the development and impact of this methodology within higher education, a description of the design and the development of the case of study and a quantitative evaluation are presented in this paper.