Sentence examples for in a multidimensional framework from inspiring English sources

Further, the choice of mode, departure time and occupancy are investigated in a multidimensional framework.

Household poverty is measured in a multidimensional framework and includes three key dimensions of human development: education, health and economic well-being of the household.

Poverty is measured in a multidimensional framework that includes the dimensions of education, health and income, while household environmental deprivation is defined as lack of access to improved sanitation, drinking water and cooking fuel.

The paper aims to develop a clearer understanding on this new city model by identifying and linking the key drivers to desired outcomes, and then intertwining them in a multidimensional framework.

To meet these challenges, a software tool was developed and implemented that enables scientists to explore in vitro and in silico ADME and chemistry data in a multidimensional framework.

We used the heterodox approach developed in service economics in two complementary ways: in order to understand the variety of operations that can be found in transport services, on the one hand, and in order to build a multidimensional framework of performance.

To our knowledge, these domains have not been previously tested within a multidimensional framework in children and adolescents with FM.

We propose to replace the hierarchical one-dimensional framework with a multidimensional framework, in which processual interactions between these microbial entities, crossing over what are generally seen as distinct levels of biological organisations, can be explicitly modelled (Fig.  2).

The focus of these deliberations was exclusively on adult patients, and to our knowledge, these domains have not been previously tested within a multidimensional framework in children and adolescents with fibromyalgia.

Developed by two national centres in the United States, the Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning (CSEFEL) and the Technical Assistance Center on Social Emotional Interventions (TACSEI) in the US, this model provides a multidimensional framework that promotes the social-emotional well-being of children (Hemmeter et al. 2014).

Thus, although similar to terms such as "gender inequality" and "gender hierarchy," "gender order" comprises a multidimensional framework that identifies different social constructions of the role of women in relation to men.