Sentence examples for corresponding paradigm from inspiring English sources

As the low- and middle-income regions of the world transition from communicable to non communicable disease patterns, there is a need for a corresponding paradigm shift, with increased emphasis on what the world needs to know about non communicable diseases, including cancer, where the disease is hitherto poorly documented.

Many have done just that, but doing so successfully has become increasingly difficult, since a corresponding paradigm shift has created a new risk management "normal".

There has been a corresponding paradigm shift in education from a focus on the curriculum and the acquisition of content knowledge to developing the learners' metacognitive skills and learning strategies (Mayer, 1992) by incorporating modeling to make thinking visible and disciplinary practices overt, providing graduated supported practice ("scaffolding"), and encouraging reflection.

We adopted our corresponding imaging paradigm (see above) to use longer trial durations.

Fuzzy cluster analysis identified 3 distinct response phenotypes in each paradigm, corresponding to level detection, change detection, and cumulative irritation response patterns identified previously.

In particular, it is shown that the proposed dilated-LMI-based approach to H2/D-stability synthesis encompasses the corresponding Lyapunov shaping paradigm as a special case.

The paradigm corresponding to logic programming is named a relational paradigm.

Section 3 analyzes and verifies that phonetic variability and phonetic imbalance widely exist in speaker frames, and following this inference, we demonstrate that conventional i-vector extraction paradigm corresponding to a global adaptation of all Gaussian components is not an optimal adaptation method.

STEP 6: A unique statistically defined ROI was generated for each paradigm corresponding to the region where ΔADT > ΔCTR (RECOG and MATCH) or ADTtime1 > ADTtime2 ∩ CTRtime1 > CTRtime2 (ENCODE).

Proper names, by contrast, simply have a large number of paradigms corresponding to the sorts of things named (Carroll 1985).

One of the current challenges with determining the suitability and relevance of the various types of advanced hepatic culture systems for different types of toxicological applications has been the lack of consensus on a validation paradigm and corresponding acceptance criteria.