Sentence examples for framework articulating from inspiring English sources

This study provides a theoretical framework articulating different hypothetical relationships between conflict and forest transitions.

The goal of this project was to develop a new model and inform an evolving framework articulating cancer comparative effectiveness research data needs.

It is considered that the UNICEF Turkmenistan education program would benefit from the development of a comprehensive result framework, articulating the range of actions required from the development of the standards to their realisation in schools.

Exploiting the properties of systems that are written in Kolmogorov form, the conservative normal (CN) framework articulates a number of ecological axioms that govern ecosystems.

Existentialism was in fact crucial to "The Second Sex" -- even though, in the course of writing it, Beauvoir realized that the existentialist framework articulated by Sartre didn't quite work for women.

Adopting a conceptual framework articulated around the ecology of the system rather than around data availability will help in furthering the field of disease ecology in general and to unify sometimes disparate results achieved in studies of particular elements of the pathogen-host-human complex.

In discrimination cases, our precedents require a plaintiff at the summary judgment stage to produce either direct evidence of discrimination or, if the claim is based primarily on circumstantial evidence, to meet the shifting evidentiary burdens imposed under the framework articulated in McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green, 411 U. S. 792 (1973).

The AHELO Engineering framework articulates the concept of competence in terms of "Engineering Proficiency" (OECD 2012a).

The focus of the AHELO Civil Engineering assessment instrument was explicitly on the "above content" areas of the domain, and the assessment framework articulates certain domain-specific competence components.

The ICAP framework articulates the overt behaviors of students that we will observe with different levels of cognitive engagement and the learning and cognitive outcomes we can anticipate from these levels of engagement (Table 1).

The L.E.A.D. framework articulates the need for considering external validity and for an expanded evidence typology.