Sentence examples for comparative framework for from inspiring English sources

This gives us a comparative framework for judgment.

The course will provide a comparative framework for analyzing social inequality in Israel.

The paper further compares state land monetization strategies in Jakarta, Chongqing, and Kolkata, and uses the findings to sketch out a comparative framework for understanding these strategies and their implications for spatial and political development.

To overcome this, we present a new comparative framework for natural and engineered systems, which allows for a rigorous valuation of ecosystem services based on functional equivalence with engineered systems.

In all, the goal of this paper is to provide a comparative framework for managing innovation, where we delineate and discuss four categories of open innovation governance forms (markets, partnerships, contests and tournaments and user or community innovation) and compare them with each other and with two internal or closed forms of innovation governance (authority and consensus-based hierarchy).

More recently, Hogan and Doyle (2009) developed a comparative framework for the study of critical junctures.

Nonetheless, we argue that the strength of support for species monophyly in a local context provides a useful comparative framework (benchmark) for predicting the relative DNA barcoding success of different regions, or combinations of them in a larger sample.

While the present paper focuses on the comparative findings rather than on the methodological advancement, it is obvious that 4D-microscopy in a comparative framework allows for and necessitates new analytical tools and poses new and exciting challenges [ 26, 61].

In Ethnocracy: Land and Identity Politics in Israel/Palestine, he presents a new critical theory and comparative framework to account for the political geography of ethnocratic societies.

Examining social policy and citizenship in a comparative framework, Christian Lammert, professor for North American Politics at the John F. Kennedy Institute of the Free University of Berlin, will speak to the relationship between welfare and democracy a question central to contemporary transatlantic debates surrounding capitalism, austerity, and inequality.

Our results demonstrate the efficiency of massively parallel transcriptome sequencing in a comparative framework as an approach for developing genomic resources in diverse groups of non-model organisms.