Sentence examples for consistent framework to from inspiring English sources

One of the points of a bill of rights is to provide a transparent and consistent framework to address this difficult question.

Release efficiency and release curves must be analysed in a consistent framework to obtain meaningful data.

Computational models of cardiovascular physiology can inform clinical decision-making, providing a physically consistent framework to assess vascular pressures and flow distributions, and aiding in treatment planning.

In [14], a topologically consistent framework to support parallel topological analysis and recognition for 2D digital objects was introduced.

Professors Schwartz and Wechsler tried to take a fresh look at state criminal law, which over time had tended to become jumbled, confused and full of contradictions, and set out a clear and consistent framework to which all laws should conform.

In a letter to Friends of the Earth, the Aarhus convention compliance committee says: "the committee has, on a preliminary basis, determined the communicant's allegation concerning the preparation of the draft 'great repeal bill' and the alleged lack of a clear, transparent and consistent framework to implement article 8 … to be admissible".

The model can be used as a Context for Biological Content and provides a consistent, coherent framework to analyze various datasets focusing on metabolism.

The government may have breached the convention in two ways, FoE says: by failing to set out a consistent legal framework to allow public participation in the preparation of new environmental legislation (article 3), and by not giving the public an opportunity to comment on the bill before it was presented to parliament to be made into law (article 8).

"The Welsh government is committed to providing a consistent legal framework to address this problem across Wales and this is why our recent consultation on fly grazing considered whether the existing legislation was fit for purpose and whether it could be amended to allow us to more effectively address this problem.

Using public bioactivity data, we have used MMPs as a consistent reference framework to identify sets of chemical replacements that either have the propensity to induce large-magnitude potency changes or tend to retain compound potency across diverse targets [3, 4].

The aim of this work was to develop process models for several common pretreatment processes with a consistent underlying framework to investigate economic feasibility, compare energy consumption and sensitivity of the ethanol price to process parameters.