Sentence examples for grounded selection from inspiring English sources

Recently, this has led to academic discussions of content validity, measurement and overlap of different indices, and calls for more careful and theoretically grounded selection of which index to use for empirical analyses of different issues (Goodman, 2015; Helbling, 2013).

Based on these assessments, planners can make a grounded selection of one EBI, and they will have a to do list of what to adapt and ideas about how to adapt.

Drawing primarily on the New York holdings, she has grounded her selection in a few figures closely identified with the museum's past: Brancusi, Dubuffet, Kandinsky, Klee, Mondrian, Picasso.

Conversely, if, as we suggest, there is near panmixia on breeding grounds, selection would be operating in the face of free gene flow between niches.

By letting altruism get off the ground, selection on other genes favourably interferes with the eventual fate of the altruistic trait due to genetic hitchhiking.

Currently, an etiologic mechanism for associations between low-level radiation and circulatory disease risk is unclear, so there are no sound biological grounds on which to base selection of a model for extrapolating the risks to low doses or low dose rates (AGIR 2010).

Rodent mate selection is grounded in odorant sensations [ 43].

Another five ophthalmologists were interviewed to uphold the grounded theory principle of selection guided by the emerging analysis.

Methodologically equivalent to earlier ALE meta-analyses (Spreng et al. 2009; Lamm et al. 2011; Bzdok et al. 2011; Fusar-Poli et al. 2009; Mar 2011), study selection was grounded on the objective measure whether or not the authors claimed to have isolated brain activity that relates to moral cognition, ToM, or empathy.

We present a general algorithm for the construction of long-range string and brane orders in general systems with entangled ground states; this algorithm relies on general ground states selection rules and becomes of the broadest applicability in gapped systems in arbitrary dimensions.

The key research gaps identified were the lacking guidance grounded in theory for the selection of uncertainty quantification metrics and lacking practical alternatives to metrics based on the Central Limit Theorem.