Sentence examples for grounded in the framework from inspiring English sources
Theoretically grounded in the framework of Bayesian Belief Networks (BBNs) and Expected Utility Theory (EUT), the modelling approach has a number of distinctive characteristics.
Most risk assessments are grounded in the framework put forward by the National Research Council NRCC) in 1983 [ 1].
The requirements engineering approach is grounded in the theoretical framework of C K theory.
Thus we used a qualitative case study design grounded in the theoretical framework of learning theory [ 35].
In particular, the guidelines have been grounded in the FMAP framework and its five phases, illustrating examples of currently modified programs.
One aspiration for the Biology Card Sorting Task was to develop a novel task, grounded in the theoretical frameworks of cognitive psychology, that could also be used by biology departments with large numbers of students to provide insight into the progression of student conceptual thinking in biology over the course of an undergraduate degree program.
In order to further strengthen the validity of the qualitative findings, the final coding framework was presented to the wider study team, who was asked to comment on whether the framework seemed grounded in the data, on any ommissions in the framework or any ambiguities.
The purpose of the present study was to develop and psychometrically evaluate a new measure of parental perceptions grounded in the Eccles' parental socialization framework: the Parents' Perceptions of Physical Activity Importance and their Children's Ability Questionnaire (PPPAICAQ).
The Internet and Television Association, a trade group, in a statement praised the vote as a "critical step towards re-establishing a balanced framework that is grounded in the long-standing and successful FTC privacy framework that applies equally to all parties operating online".
However, the framework was grounded in the research which researchers chose to publish, identifying the issues which they or journals perceived as important.
The framework is grounded in the insight that relationships between researchers and the community of stakeholders in a given global health research project are the foundation of meaningful engagement.
