Sentence examples for framework such as that from inspiring English sources

A professional framework, such as that proposed above, will mitigate the human risks atop bitcoin and establish the trust necessary for consumers to more broadly adopt the technology.

There are other accounts that develop and extend Martin-Löf's account of randomness, in the same kind of framework, such as that of Schnorr (1971); for some further details, see supplement B.1.2.

Because of the time pressure under which such decisions are taken and their multi-factor nature, it is difficult to isolate the value of a decision framework such as that described here.

Promoter/motif combinations generated in this analysis can be further validated experimentally, e. g. in a framework such as that used by [ 15].

Unlike ReSS, the maculopathy comparison model only simulates the progression of patients' diabetes complications and does not consider screening, as this requires a more complex modeling framework, such as that used for ReSS.

One approach could be to implement model partitioning by inferring among-site variation from the alignment, for example, using a mixture model in the context of a Bayesian framework, such as that developed by Lartillot and Philippe (2004) in PhyloBayes, where each site in the alignment falls into one of several classes characterized by its own set of frequencies (CAT model).

Relying on Carnap's distinction, within certain linguistic frameworks, such as that presupposed by the Metaphysics 101 argument, it is almost trivial that there are propositions.

It is, therefore, necessary to combine these guidelines with other frameworks such as that produced by the UK Medical Research Council (UKMRC) framework which can link the development of the PtDA to its evaluation and implementation [ 7, 8].

Such effects might be included in extensions to frameworks such as that of Zhang et al. [ 78], who model the impact of reassortment on the dynamics of novel human influenza strains.

Frameworks such as that provided by SPF theory facilitate a fuller understanding of older people's well-being and how it may be enhanced through consideration of the social environment, as well as individual characteristics [ 9- 11].

Investigation is difficult even within legal frameworks, such as that provided by Singapore's Infectious Diseases Act (6 ), which can be invoked to compel persons with an infectious disease and their contacts to submit to medical evaluation and treatment.