Sentence examples for framework conclusions from inspiring English sources

In this simplified framework, conclusions can be drawn from this unified model capable of properly predicting the phenomena at both scales.

The paper ends with recommendations for empirical test of the proposed conceptual framework, conclusions and policy implications.

Contents Acknowledgements Abbreviations and Acronyms The Human Right to Water in Latin America Anna Berti Suman Abstract Keywords Introduction A The Right to Water in Latin America: Recognition, Limits, and Criticisms B The Main Features of Public, Private, and Mixed Water Systems in Latin America C Insight into the Chilean Water Framework Conclusion: Lessons from Latin America.

This research examines both theoretical and empirical backgrounds to the problem, and provides an original theoretical model (based on R. Shepard's cognitive models) in order to establish an appropriate framework for conclusions.

Finally, Section 5 demonstrates the experimental results of our proposed framework with conclusions provided in Section 6. SVC provides a good solution platform for different applications.

Therefore, even though the global economic system will inevitably undergo structural and environmental changes over time, we expect that the general framework and conclusions established in this study will be relevant to the systemic investigations of global economic problems.

The analysis shows that negative strain-rate sensitivity (SRS) cannot be obtained within such a framework, a conclusion previously reached by Hähner [Hähner P. Mater Sci Eng A 1996 207 208].

Consequently, this brings into focus concerns and arguments against the applicability and transferability of frameworks and conclusions made in developed countries to those that are developing (Jamali & Karam, 2016).

We close the article with an extensive discussion concerning the results, methods and the conceptual framework and end with final conclusions.

The use of this framework allows for conclusions to be drawn on the requirements for building an effective connection between AM activities and strategy development.

He drew inspiration from arguments in favor of the content-object distinction present in Bolzano, but he reinterpreted them in a Brentanian framework to sustain conclusions that were opposite to Bolzano's and that were new for the Brentanians.