Sentence examples for core instruments of from inspiring English sources
Most interesting in this line is, how LCA and LCC can be combined for environmental process design to be finally the core instruments of LCPD.
Researchers and research institutes are increasingly being evaluated using metrics (from bibliometrics to patent counts), which are core instruments of a longstanding effort to quantify scientific productivity and worth.
It provides essential independent information on the status of the agricultural land as recorded in the Land Parcel Identification System (LPIS), which is one of the core instruments of the implementation of CAP.
Universities have increasingly been seen as the core instruments of local, regional and national economic development.
Core instruments of the new Common Market Organization (CMO), namely supply concentration and organization (e.g., producers' organizations, inter-professional agreements, and contractualization) are aimed at enhancing farmers' bargaining power and supporting farm-incomes, in compliance with tighter competition rules (Del Cont et al., 2012; Bijman, 2015).
The use of this effective feedback transforms capacity in knowledge, skills and practice to HCWs was one of the core instruments of MESH to improve quality of care.
It consists of core instruments on five scale scores, namely pain, control and awareness, social support, emotional well-being and self-image.
Her mother taught her at a very young age to play the veena a core instrument of South Indian origin that resembles its distant cousin from the north, the sitar.
While over the past years, no norms, standards, and scientific criteria for the concept of familiarity and its core instrument of reference controls were developed, it is still at the discretion of applicants and authorities if and how to use the respective test results.
These instruments will be used to answer RQ 3 and 4. The core instrument of the study is a standardised diagnostic interview used to collect data on the prevalence and incidence of mental disorders in the elderly (RQ 3 and 4).
The OHCHR also details a non-exhaustive list of "other universal instruments relating to human rights" (although including the core instruments just noted).
