Sentence examples for broader model of from inspiring English sources

These 'eco-costs of land conversion' for the botanical aspects are part of the much broader model of the eco-costs/value ratio, which has recently been published in this journal [Vogtländer et al., Journal of Cleaner Production 2002 10 57 671].

Furthermore, it seems plausible to take one further step ahead and consider a broader model of social disorders in psychiatry.

One potential approach would be to incorporate stigma into a broader model of adjustment to cancer, such as transactional models of stress and coping [ 54, 55].

However, these observations and those in our current study can both be accommodated by a broader model of heuristic use in response to uncertainty.

"Algal" genes also have been found in several other aplastidic members of the "Chromalveolata" and, likewise interpreted as potential support for this broader model of plastid and organismal evolution [ 5, 11, 12].

With the emergence of this broader model of health, clinical research has started to focus on how ICF might explain health outcomes across a spectrum of health conditions [ 5- 12].

However, the structural neural correlates of early cortisol reactivity are not well known, although these would potentially inform broader models of mechanisms of risk, especially if the early environment further shapes these relationships.

Toward this goal, we reviewed 20 available peer-reviewed articles and reports on the facilitators and barriers of drop-in center usage and consulted broader models of service utilization from both youth and adult studies to inform model development.

While small cave and rockshelter sites typically receive little research attention in Mesoamerica, the data from AUK illustrate how ritual activities at small, non-elite sites are indeed dynamic and can inform broader models of social and political organization.

These broader models of rationality provide insight into possible reasons for non-compliance with medically optimal strategies.

There is clearly the opportunity to pursue broader models of how help seeking may result in better outcomes of those with mental health problems.