Sentence examples for cited framework from inspiring English sources

The most commonly cited framework for environmental health indicators is the "Driving forces, Pressures, State, Exposures, Effects and Action" or DPSEEA framework [ 66].

As such, we based our assessment of quality on the framework proposed by Altman, a widely cited framework tailored to the assessment of descriptive cohort studies.

Use of a widely cited framework to gain a broad understanding across various dimensions of access to care, with sensitivity to the possibility of the access framework being overly Western-centric.

This review shows that a highly cited framework for VCoP development in the business literature could be applied to the current health literature, with some amendments (see Table 3).

An increasingly cited framework for describing interpersonal aspects of care during childbirth is the seven domains of disrespect and abuse (D&A) outlined in Bowser and Hill's landscape evidence review: physical abuse; non-consented care; non-confidential care; non-dignified care; discrimination; abandonment of care; and detention in facilities [ 17].

Clearly, apart from extensive work on the (first) care and access building block, the informative and widely cited WHO framework has yet to demonstrate bibliometric evidence of an impact on country-specific health systems writing and research.

More than 30 articles described coding as a key component of analysis, with grounded theory being the most commonly cited analytic framework (Aragón et al. 2001; Bush et al. 2001; Green and Hart 1998; Hammal et al. 2005; Larsson et al. 2006; Schaefer-McDaniel 2007; Timmermans 2007; Trayers et al. 2006).

This qualitative analysis was guided by one of the most often cited theoretical frameworks regarding barriers to knowledge use, the knowledge-attitudes-behaviour framework, by Cabana et al.[ 6].

The 'stress process model' developed by Pearlin et al. (1990) is one of the most cited theoretical frameworks to explain variations in care-giver burden, stress and wellbeing and its determinants.

Two of the most often cited theoretical frameworks applied to understand or distinguish types of partner violence are common couple violence theory and the theory of patriarchal terrorism; each conceptualization centers strongly on the role of social perceptions of violence and/or women [ 16, 17].

23 In a brief review to assess the extent of TDF-based research, 133 papers that cite the framework were identified.