Sentence examples for have a representative view from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to have a representative view of literature, ensuring the inclusion of recent and relevant publications on workforce planning, maintenance modelling, and optimisation approaches adopted in related research, the authors prepared tables to reveal in detail what are lacking in the already published papers and in what respect the current paper is filling the gap (Tables 1, 2).

In the present study, the adopted strategy was to maximise taxonomic sampling among the cnidarians in order to have a representative view of their diversity and to allow discussions about Hox/ParaHox evolution within cnidarian lineages.

Their interpretation of the evidence could therefore be expected to have included a representative view of the current values and resource implications of the Canadian healthcare system.

"I need to have a representative sample of views of those concerned," she says.

First, we can expand the set of organizations, countries, and topics, to have a more representative view of international aid.

The goal for CHS was to have a nationally representative view of the HIV/AIDS marketplace.

Although many hundreds of papers have been written on these subjects, and only a few tens of these have been referred to here, it is believed that a representative view has been created.

In qualitative studies, the focus is on context and meaning rather than building a representative view of the population and this approach has limitations.

A representative view from each condition is shown.

Each has a representative sampling of his work, from early views of his beloved boyhood surroundings in Salem to the lyrical, expressionist nature fantasies of his last years.

The community representatives have a broad view of health issues and challenges in their communities.