Sentence examples for conceptual framework for Analysing from inspiring English sources
Efficiency has its price.*"A Conceptual Framework for Analysing the Financial Environment", published in "The Global Financial System: a Functional Perspective".
It is expected to provide a conceptual framework for analysing a more self-sufficient landscape in future developments.
Prof. Norman Clark followed with a session aimed at introducing participants to the concept of 'National Systems of Innovation', a conceptual framework for analysing country-specific factors that influence innovation across sectors.
We also demonstrate how the multilevel perspective from the transition literature and the concepts of opportunity context and situated agency from the literature on institutional entrepreneurship can be fruitfully merged with the social-ecological transformations literature, thereby moving towards a more comprehensive conceptual framework for analysing sustainability transformations.
The distal and proximate conceptual framework for analysing determinants of maternal mortality was modified for studying factors associated with place of delivery.
Various elements from this and preceding sections will be particularly useful as we develop our own conceptual framework for analysing and assessing research utilisation in the context of the increasing attention on HRSs.
In this groundbreaking book, noted psychiatrist and author Peter Rabins offers a conceptual framework for analyzing daunting questions of causality.
In what follows, we draw on biological evolution as both a foundation and a metaphor, and integrate it with considerations of brain function and of cultural organization, in order to offer a conceptual framework for applying Dewey's notion of education as living to current educational challenges.
The activists were arrested in the capital, Luanda, last June after organising the reading of From Dictatorship to Democracy: A Conceptual Framework for Liberation, by Gene Sharp.
In the conceptual framework for reverse vaccinology, Rino Rappouli described in silico predictions of immune epitopes from biological sequence data as a "naïve approach" when compared with experimental elucidation immunogenic peptides.
The Mosley and Chen conceptual framework for the study of child survival in developing countries [ 16] was adapted based on the available information in the 2002 2003 IDHS datasets.
