Sentence examples for competing frameworks from inspiring English sources

However, multiple competing frameworks may exist, and there is often no empirical evidence to support the use of one framework over another.

While we acknowledge the existence of viewpoints that might not support our conclusions, we wish to underscore the remarkable degree of support for current global health interventions among prominent competing frameworks.

Back in 2006, when Democrats were trying to figure out how to run against the Republican majorities, there was argument inside the party about whether they needed to offer some competing framework of ideas for the nation, or whether the more prudent course was to ask for a vote of no confidence on the party in power and leave it at that.

But ironically, by offering a competing framework, Winer takes away the argument of unfairness.

Field observations hardly allow us to make a reasonable choice between competing conceptual frameworks, to form an agreement on the best model structure, or even to discriminate between adequate descriptions of significant processes from inadequate ones [18].

Field observations hardly allow us to make a reasonable choice between competing conceptual frameworks, to form an agreement on the best model structure, or even to discriminate between adequate descriptions of significant processes from inadequate ones [ 18].

While older members of the economics establishment continue to debate the merits of competing analytical frameworks, younger economists are bringing to bear important new evidence about how the economy operates.

Like other modal theses, there are competing metaphysical frameworks in which it might be expressed.

But what the likeness theorists seem to have ended up with here is something that suggests a rather unpalatable incommensurability of competing conceptual frameworks.

The Pylons Project The Python community has been developing a wide range of competing web frameworks each with relatively small market share compared to Django and with very similar approaches.

Current conflicts are driven by competing theological frameworks, are internal to religions and regions, and at times express themselves globally.