Sentence examples for framework and basis from inspiring English sources

This article provides a conceptual framework and basis for such contextualized evaluations of the physical therapy workforce.

In this review article, recent studies on these efficacies are discussed, starting from the classical global feedback framework and basis of the transient response.

While both the selection of criteria and scoring are highly subjective, they can provide a useful framework and basis for comparison to evaluate other digital ecosystems, and measure their progress.

During a jazz performance, musicians utilize a composition's underlying chord structure and melody as the contextual framework and basis upon which a novel solo is extemporaneously improvised.

Practitioners will be asked to use the heuristics as a framework and basis when providing end-of-life care for up to 10 people with dementia for a period of 6 months in each setting.

The present research postulates the requirements for a conceptual framework and theoretical basis of digital design; reviews the recent theoretical and historical background; and defines a generic schema of design characteristics through which the paradigmatic classes of digital design are formulated.

Here, we present a comprehensive theory of linear analysis for nonequilibrium steady-state (NESS) biochemical reaction networks that unites these disparate approaches in a common mathematical framework and thermodynamic basis.

On a more general level, the traditional model of perinatal death and the fetuses at risk approach are best viewed as serving different purposes; the former is suited for setting prognosis at birth while the latter provides a causal framework and the basis for obstetric intervention.

Schusler et al. ([15], p. 311) defined social learning 'as learning that occurs when people engage one another, sharing diverse perspectives and experiences to develop a common framework of understanding and basis for joint action'.

Social work is an incredibly challenging job, balancing risk and protective factors in order to make judgements about safety within a legal framework and on the basis of evidence.

These two genome sequences thus afford a refined picture of the potential of Methylobacterium for physiological flexibility and adaptation to specific environmental constraints within a conserved genomic framework, and provide the basis for renewed, systems level experimental investigations.