Sentence examples for comprehensive framework for evaluating from inspiring English sources
This paper proposes a comprehensive framework for evaluating the reusability of core assets.
This paper provides a comprehensive framework for evaluating the effects of feedback systems, and the potential problems with feedback systems, on seller incentives to provide high quality products under the case of asymmetric information.
The objective of this paper is to explore the technology transfer of equipment and to establish a comprehensive framework for evaluating and selecting new equipment with critical technology transfer.
In [7], the authors formulate a DTN routing problem given the connectivity patterns of nodes, then present a comprehensive framework for evaluating and classifying different routing algorithms.
We propose a comprehensive framework for evaluating PCNs, focusing on the nature and extent of inter-professional collaboration, community readiness, and client-centred care.
This paper is aimed at developing a comprehensive methodology framework for evaluating of stormwater harvesting sites in urban areas using Multi Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA).
This research constructs a comprehensive yet relatively concise framework for evaluating the accuracy of regional IO data by including several indicators that measure all three quadrants.
The Guidelines offer a comprehensive framework for ethical reflection, but have not yet been used in research evaluating global health or rehabilitation education.
In this work we therefore introduced a general framework for evaluating module detection methods and used it to provide a first comprehensive evaluation of state-of-the-art module detection methods for gene expression data.
A comprehensive understanding of the epigenome and transcription profiling in HCC1806 provides the framework for evaluating efficacy and molecular mechanisms of epigenetic therapies.
Besides being a comprehensive and up-to-date account on life form and distribution for all species, this work provides a consistent framework for evaluating evolutionary traits in the family.
