Sentence examples for cited approaches from inspiring English sources
The cited approaches quantitatively measure resilience in the self-adaptive system when facing changes either internal or external to the system.
While the above cited approaches have proved to be able to support formal analysis of digital evidence, they are unsuitable for the investigation of attacks in wireless networks, especially, in MASNets.
In all previous discussed cases, the cited approaches do not report how the information on the concern relationships may be useful in the process of concern identification and classification.
Personal controls were among the most commonly cited approaches to improving people's confidence in the responsible use of their information for research.
Among the more frequently cited approaches are single pollutant regression models [ 23], two-pollutant regression models [ 23- 25], source apportionment [ 26], clustering [ 8- 10], recursive partitioning [ 7, 27], dimension reduction [ 28- 30], and Bayesian model averaging [ 31].
As for safeguards and controls, we note with interest that personal controls – consent and the ability to audit who has accessed one's information – were among the most commonly cited approaches that that improved people's confidence in the responsible use of their information for research.
Embedding them into existing systems and processes was considered the most efficient way to sustain practices and the most cited approach used.
However, in the community development and health promotion field, we identified a widely cited approach to conceptualising this third party role which has been informed by practice and was developed from six years of training workshops with more than 2,500 community health practitioners in Canada [ 16].
We examine the nature and source of these social responsibilities, discuss a debate in the epidemiological literature on roles and responsibilities, and cite approaches to environmental justice as reflective of them.
"A lot of local governments are jumping into this," said Ms. MacKenzie, who cited holistic approaches in San Francisco and Baltimore.
As examples, they cited new approaches to student discipline, a costly effort to provide iPads to all students and more rigorous high school graduation requirements.
