Sentence examples for integrated frameworks from inspiring English sources

Stochastic blockage models also enable integrated frameworks, as demonstrated, e.g., in [55, 67].

By mainstreaming integrated frameworks for DRR in national governance mechanisms and development plans (RCC 2011), new approaches to mitigate vulnerabilities such as vulnerability shielding or remediation could be achieved automatically.

In this context, modelling can be very useful, for decision support, as an investigative tool to forecast the outcome of various scenarios, to guide current management in order to meet future targets and to develop integrated frameworks for management accordingly to the Water Framework Directive (WFD).

Such integrated frameworks have been used previously to model phenomena such as free-riding behavior under voluntary vaccination, vaccine scares, and related phenomena [2] [17].

Integrated frameworks are proposed that can minimize social vulnerability, reduce disaster risk, and enhance community resilience and adaptive capacity as part of a strengthened governance mechanism.

Instead "it is more complex, involving a wide array of steps, such as building integrated frameworks based on cutting-edge concepts of measuring results, categorising the scope of strategy choices, understanding institutional dynamics, making paradigms explicit, and understanding how and when paradigms become obsolete".

As an initial effort at a scale integrated framework, this frees us to focus on the coupling of structure and agency first, before enriching subcomponent process detail.

Caruth and Humphreys (2008) demonstrated the need for a more aligned and integrated framework for PA to enhance effective strategic control.

These will be the ingredients of the truly Freight Intelligent Transport System (Freight ITS) of the future and will hopefully materialize the vision of a globally integrated framework for freight movement realizing a synergy between the various previously isolated systems.

We tested the integrated framework developed here for the analysis of vascularization in an animal model of inflammatory arthritis, which is characterized by increased vasculogenesis.

A knowledge structure, which is the set of cognitive processes used by clinical practitioners in the diagnosis of patients, is characterized by an elaborate, highly integrated framework of related concepts [ 3, 5].