Sentence examples for constructs and principles from inspiring English sources

Yet, while basic religious constructs and principles can be read, it is still preferable to directly relate to patients' spiritual needs, rather than make assumptions in this regard [ 35, 36].

This paper reports on findings of a trial of an evaluation approach that utilised a tool that incorporated the constructs and principles of the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) [ 28– 31] and ecological theory [ 32] for use primarily in the remote Australian Aboriginal community setting.

Top: scheme of the multi-color BiFC construct and principle.

Thus, stakeholder theorists see normative political philosophy as a natural source of theoretical constructs and normative principles applicable to the governance of firms (Freeman and Evan 1990; McMahon 1994; Moriarty 2005).

Constructs and targeting principle are depicted in Figure 6 A and 6B, respectively.

MoveMore is based on a research-tested intervention that was adapted to address all theory of planned behavior constructs and health literacy principles.

The number of stories necessary to deliver a sufficient dose (addressing each behavioral construct and motivational principle) in the shortest amount of time should be the topic of future investigation.

The contents of the HFE checklist are constructed by the theories and principles governing human factors.

We describe our computer aided molecular studies of several dendrimer based constructs and the key design principles identified.

Robot soccer system helps to understand and provide with theory and principles for constructing complex systems with multiple agents and their coordination or competition in dynamical environments.

It draws on multi-disciplinary Systems Engineering thinking and principles to construct a TES-Landscape comprising 6 generic TES activity systems, to bound a TES Capability and to identify potential vulnerabilities therein.