Sentence examples for methodologies to promote from inspiring English sources
Standard development agencies have documented methodologies to promote open, transparent, inclusive development processes where standards are developed by members.
ISQua, and many national bodies, espouse, and have documented methodologies to promote open, transparent, inclusive development processes where standards are developed by members [ 6- 11].
The Dutch Orthopaedic Association has a long tradition of guideline development, starting in the mid-1980s with "eminence-based consensus" and following in the mid-1990s the renewed calls for the establishment of international methodologies to promote the rigorous development of clinical guidelines and to assess their quality and their impact on practice.
To create Safe Community is considered a new methodology to promote Harmonious Society in China.
An evaluation of a child survival project in southern Mozambique Gaza Provincee), using a similar Care Group methodology to promote child-survival interventions related to malaria, diarrhea, nutrition, and immunizations, demonstrated marked and statistically significant increases in coverage of the project's interventions.
Several methodologies designed to promote students' classroom activity were developed and their impact on generic skills acquisition was analysed with first year students from Agricultural Engineering degree at the Polytechnic University of Valencia.
An algorithm, a structured teaching programme, competency-based assessment tools, and a series of videos have been developed to support this methodology and to promote standardized training.
As noted above, YMI is adapted from Programme H, a group education methodology designed to promote gender equality, decrease violence and reduce sexually transmitted infections.
Some methodologies and methods to promote reflective response are discussed.
While the methodology is designed to promote transparency and traceability, proper documentation and justification is still the responsibility of the user.
The present article describes a research-action project based on qualitative methodology, which aims to promote active and successful ageing and prevent dependency.
