Sentence examples for framework of dimensions from inspiring English sources
The methodology we implemented to select PSUM indicators is based on two main tools: 1) a conceptual framework of dimensions and objectives of PSUM, which is used to select a first core set of performance indicators; 2) the participation of citizens and stakeholders, in order to rank the selected indicators and depending on the available resources cut off the less relevant ones.
Determinants have been extracted and organized thematically on the basis of the classical Donabedian framework of dimensions of care, while the Hulton framework on quality of maternity care has been utilized to further classify the determinants across sub-themes [ 8, 13].
Given the variety of instruments for measuring patients' experiences and satisfaction, which to some extent vary significantly in their exclusion and inclusion of individual dimensions, we decided to compile one single framework of dimensions on the basis of a systematic review of reviews of relevant measurement instruments.
The conceptual base framework consists of dimensions grouped into four clusters: Internal dimensions, Situational/contingency factors, External innovation dimensions and Outcomes.
This framework of complexity dimensions can aid researchers in using a more specific language around complexity and inspire new potential research questions around student learning.
A framework of generalizable dimensions of complexity may give instructors ideas for how to illustrate complexity more accurately or to include "exceptions to the rule" that play an important role in the fabric of living systems.
Zeolites are biocompatible crystalline aluminosilicates with tetrahedral structures that offer an open framework of molecular dimensions in which metal cations (e.g. Na+, K+, Ca2+) are present in order to render the structure electrically neutral (Piotrowska et al., 2013).
The presence of multiple perspectives on any one experience also corresponds to Kelchtermans and Hamilton's (2004) proposed framework of teaching dimensions.
Pechansky and Thomas provide a conceptual framework of 5 dimensions that affect patient access to or entry into health care systems: availability, accessibility, accommodation, affordability, and acceptability (Box).
To address the issues raised, the theoretical framework of PHC dimensions [ 13] and the Primary Care Assessment Tool (PCAT) [ 13] were used, validated in Brazil [ 14] to evaluate PHC organization and performance and adapted for TB care evaluation [ 15].
We use an engineering framework for dimensions of complexity and discuss how this framework may also be applied to biological systems, using gene expression as an example.
