Sentence examples for interdisciplinary literature from inspiring English sources

The operationalization of a migrant varies greatly in the interdisciplinary literature on migration.

This definition is based on an interdisciplinary literature review that starts with land cover and geographical mapping.

This article reviews the growing interdisciplinary literature on the effect of privation and stress on human sex ratio at birth.

It presents a systematic and critical review of the interdisciplinary literature that addresses the links between the activities of hospitals and medical innovation.

Based on a broad and interdisciplinary literature review, we develop a conceptual framework of multiple selves, each representing a stage in the consolidation of experience accessed by self-report.

It has also led to a new and highly interdisciplinary literature in the social sciences resulting in new statistics and social indicators, and to a new policy paradigm which is mainly used in development studies, the so-called 'human development approach'.

"Students need to get outside the academic bubble of the campus and engage with the community," said Dr. Jenkins, who described his course as interdisciplinary, combining literature, theater and sociology.

We use the WoS databases, since they are among the most widely utilized interdisciplinary academic literature databases worldwide.

An important aim of this special issue is to contribute to the interdisciplinary research literature on marketing and accounting.

It grounds the theory's concepts and relationships in existing software engineering, information systems development and interdisciplinary design literature.

Drawing on the interdisciplinary studies literature, this paper considers WSR strategy and practice in the UK Energy Research Centre UKERCC) over its first two phases (2004 14) and compares UKERC to other similar UK-based initiatives.