Sentence examples for generate practical from inspiring English sources
In this context, architecture, which is defined as designing buildings to fit dimensions in a physical environment, its art of construction and its science, should be performed by people who are self-confident, sociable, generally cultured, who can generate practical solutions, and are forward looking.
Moreover, this review - rather than systematically aggregating data - has adopted a more interpretive approach [ 26], the purpose of which is to construct theories grounded in the research, develop an understanding about the origins of the barriers, and to generate practical methods to overcome the barriers, through changing practice and through well-designed future research.
This approach was applied to reviews on barriers to good care, to generate practical methods to overcome these barriers and to change practice.
It will also generate practical, policy-oriented knowledge regarding the barriers and facilitators likely to influence the practice of IP SDM in home care.
He added, "I hope this study will generate practical recommendations to improve the current system and strengthen public and institutional confidence in our process for internal discipline".
Yet the rationale of Janelia Farm carries a strong implied criticism because almost every aspect of its operation -- long-term goals, no pressure to generate practical results, no grant writing, no administration, hands-on research, interaction across disciplines -- is designed to be the opposite of those in the established system.
The project's goals included providing more meaningful, hands-on educational experience for residents in system-based practice, while also generating practical solutions to workflow issues through interprofessional collaboration.
This situation not only implies a general lack of understanding of this group of proteins but also generates practical problems, such as to make difficult to determine the model organisms that may be used to improve our understanding of the functions of the HECT E3s involved in human pathologies.
Such interdisciplinary efforts are also generating practical insights about fundamental problems like chronic illness, energy conservation, pandemic disease, intergenerational poverty and market panics.
The emphasis is not on celestial mechanics and thermodynamics but on teamwork and generating practical ideas.
The Futures Clinique is especially about food-for-thought and using one's imagination; these can then at the next stage be applied in generating practical solutions.
