Sentence examples for in integrated approach from inspiring English sources

The invasion models proposed by Moyle and Light can converge with the risk assessment models, further drawing on the strengths in the scientific community that can prove useful in integrated approach to enhancement implementation.

Having good exemplars, models, structured lesson plans, and materials in integrated approaches were all identified as important needs for achieving STEM integration.

Digital storytelling has the potential to engage learners in integrated approaches to learning with digital media.

Her research expertise centres on European and UK rural development policy and practice, with particular interest in integrated approaches, environmental sustainability and institutional adaptation.

Preliminary findings suggest that many teachers are interested in integrated approaches to STEM, but do not believe they are well prepared to implement them.

In this article, we discussed phase 1 of a two-phase, professional development needs assessment study in integrated approaches to STEM education.

At the same time, concerns have emerged regarding the equitable representation of the four disciplines in integrated approaches (e.g., English 2015; Moore et al. 2014).

Other suggestions for pre-service education included the availability of model or exemplar STEM lessons (7 of 22, or 32%) and mentoring by teachers who were experienced in integrated approaches (3 of 22, or 14%).

The combination of PCA and DEA approach is also implemented by Omrani et al. (2015) in an integrated approach in assessing efficiency performance of electricity distribution companies.

Elements identified in the OsEULS2 (a), OsEULS3 (b) and OsEULD1B (c) promoter by the different analyses performed in the integrated approach: motifs in open chromatin, motifs in conserved sequences and motifs enriched in OsEUL regulons.

Although the notion of integrated assessment is firmly established in policy (such as in the integrated approach of European Impact Assessments), its meaning is not singularly defined.