Sentence examples for formalised means from inspiring English sources

Stilgoe et al. identify how, despite recent approaches that include consultation or engagement with a range of stakeholders, in a bid to identify wider concerns about the purposes of and motivation for research, current governance arrangements for science are still focussed on the narrower, formalised means of risk assessment (2013, 1569).

The other two case studies lacked such formalised platforms and their impact remained limited.

Movements in Kraft's share price and a weakening pound meant the formalised offer was worth £9.8bn, or 717p a share, this, down from £10.2bn, or 745p a share, when it was first mooted.

The framework allows for the modelling of workflows by means of a formalised subset of the BPMN workflow language.

However, work-life maintenance and the continuing development of vocational teachers' professional identities can be achieved through means other than formalised CPD.

" I would also use formalised standards and formalised questionnaires as a means of backing up my clinical opinion as to the level of distress" (Clinical Psychologist).

That seems more like policy-based evidence than evidence-based policy and bodes ill for talks on a new climate-change treaty, planned to take place in Paris next year.The new report is intended to measure how far governments have met their promises, formalised in 2010, to keep the global rise in mean surface temperatures compared with pre-industrial times to less than 2°C.

The data are collected through a combination of direct and indirect means: unstructured observation while obtaining the biographical and social information, focused questions about current symptoms, and formalised psychological tests.

The findings will also add to the existing (albeit, weak) evidence base which is needed to back-up the on-going discussions about whether formalised task shifting in Tanzania is needed and whether it is feasible to ultimately deliver what is meant to deliver without compromising access and quality of health care services.

Means for the representation of variability in UML 2.0 interactions, as presented in a previous work, are further formalised and given a mathematically formal semantics.

Sure, formalised colonialism is over.