Sentence examples for by developing a systematic from inspiring English sources

We fill this gap by developing a systematic approach to assess the costs of different mowing and grazing dates.

This can be achieved by developing a systematic methodology based on models that uses as decision criteria sustainability metrics, such as costs, contaminant removal and customer value.

This article aims to reduce this apparent gap by developing a systematic framework, based on both literature and practice, allowing project managers to enhance the adaptive capacity of system innovation projects.

Anderson proposed to replace Hegel's totality by developing a systematic realism which would incorporate the work of John Burnet on Greek philosophy, of Sigmund Freud on mind, of William James' radical empiricism and of Samuel Alexander's reworking of Kant's transcendental aesthetic (SEP, 80).

Realizing the need to understand the possibility of unexpected responses resulting from changes in species co-occurrence led us to identify no-analog future communities by developing a systematic quantification of potential climate-induced community changes for California's terrestrial breeding birds.

However, this limitation may be overcome by developing a systematic process to calculate the LACE index immediately after discharge for each patient.

At present there has been a limited effort by the community in developing a systematic approach for sizing this unconventional class of flying vehicles.

However, coding was done in a systematic way by developing a coding scheme and all authors discussed the analysis process and interpretation of the data extensively so as to reduce bias to a minimum.

This computer program is based on work by colleagues who developed a systematic approach to identify patients with complex care needs by scoring the patient and to subsequently systematically document the information [ 43].

They drew on the sales data provided by G.M.'s dealerships to develop a systematic approach to selecting the shades, which would prove most marketable.

By using this index, we develop a systematic method to find the sub-system of that improvement that contributes the most to raising the level of service.