Sentence examples for development of a guide from inspiring English sources

There was a third: the development of a Guide to Ethical Conduct for employees.

A multivariate, genetic algorithm based optimisation of the uniformity factor was found suitable for determination of the range of the controllable variables and for the development of a guide strategy for experiments.

The group also recommends the development of a guide for reviewing self help material that may enable users to search and review material for themselves.

From 2006 to 2008, a series of country consultations in Africa led to the development of a guide to assist countries in preparing their malaria vaccine decision-making frameworks.

This study will be the first, to the best of our knowledge, to systematically review international experiences on patient participation in HTA, and to propose a framework that will support the development of a guide to support local HTA units in their decisions regarding patient participation.

The aim was (1) to describe the development of a guided internet-based CBT (ICBT) program adapted to patients with heart failure (HF) and (2) to evaluate the feasibility of the ICBT program in regard to depressive symptoms, the time used by health care providers to give feedback, and participants' perceptions of the ICBT program.

This paper presents this model and describes its application to the development of a guided self-help intervention.

In responding to the overall study objectives and research question, this evaluation study will inform the development of a guiding structure, which will support the DFs, their line managers and the CLAHRC teams in enabling the DFs to carry out their important knowledge-brokering role.

An initial meeting between FAHRE partners led to the development of a template to guide the work of each expert.

These findings informed the development of a Resource Guide for use by workgroup members.

Next, these meanings were compared and contrasted to establish categories and subcategories of meaning (e.g., labor practices, philanthropy), which formed the basis for the development of a coding guide that was applied to the data (Corbin & Strauss, 2008).