Sentence examples for interdisciplinary analyses from inspiring English sources

Recent examples of interdisciplinary analyses demonstrate how disparate studies, methods, and results can be considered to develop recommendations for fishery management.

These are often interdisciplinary analyses to try and capture the complexities and feedbacks associated with increasing biofuel production, across the stages of the production chain, for multiple environmental and economic impact domains and from local to global scales.

Joint consideration of these principles compels novel forms of interdisciplinary analyses, most notably studies that (i) analyze tradeoffs at the level of molecular genetics, and (ii) identify genetic variants that are derived in the human lineage or in specific populations, and then compare individuals with derived versus ancestral alleles.

Consequently, interdisciplinary scientific analyses cannot be performed.

M Janssen is director of the interdisciplinary Systems Engineering, Policy Analyses and Management (SEPAM Masterr program, manager of the "IT and Business architecture" executive program and an associate professor within the Information and Communication Technology section of the Technology, Policy and Management Faculty of Delft University of Technology.

The aim of this study was to demonstrate a multi-modal and interdisciplinary approach to analysing and interpreting coins beyond the applications currently used in museums and numismatic collections.

The main contribution of this study is twofold: an interdisciplinary approach for analysing U-I collaboration using a multiple case-study research design and the explanation of relevant preconditions – individual rather than institutional levels of motivation and absorptive capacity – as critical aspects that determine the likelihood of the success or failure of such collaboration.

Furthermore, it provides a starting point that encourages multidisciplinary scientists and researchers using interdisciplinary approaches and comprehensive analyses to assess these complex and non-linear interactions to add deeper understanding of climate change as a driving force for changing ecosystems services in these interconnected natural resources.

Network analysis is used to address diverse ecological, social, economic, and epidemiological questions, but few efforts have been made to combine these field-specific analyses into interdisciplinary approaches that effectively address how complex systems are interdependent and connected to one another.

The Countrasts Bog (1400 m a.s.l)., located in the western part of the Mont Lozère medium mountain, has been the object of an interdisciplinary study combining multiproxy analyses which includes pollen, non-pollen palynomorphs (NPP), macrocharcoal particles, sedimentology and geochemistry, with archaeological and archaeobotanical data.

Interdisciplinary multi-method investigations and analyses are called for in order to unravel mechanisms whereby social capital and mental health might be meaningfully associated.