Sentence examples for methodology to engage from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, this research provides a methodology to engage place-based communities when identifying CES in ecosystem service assessments.

It may thus be of interest to carry forward, expand and focus the research, perhaps with a similar methodology, to engage experts and stakeholders in determining which measures could contribute to a future instrument to promote R&D for neglected diseases.

CBPR uses specific methodologies to engage the target community including identifying a specific research problem, planning the research and disseminating the findings [ 40].

Delphi methodology was adopted to engage a group of experienced healthcare professionals to rate and discuss the framework and components of an effective discharge planning.

This methodology can be used to engage stakeholders and identify priorities for quality improvement in other healthcare systems and domains.

Although the interpretation of the researcher could be seen as a disadvantage of the methodology, this flexibility and ability to engage in new areas allows the researcher to become immersed within the data whilst acknowledging their own values.

In developing the consensus framework for an effective discharge planning, the Delphi methodology - a systematic approach to engage a large number of experts in a process to derive consensus in a group by rating the research framework- was adopted in this study.

With potentially greater acceptance of OR methodologies driven by heightened efforts to engage clinicians in evidence based approaches, we present a comprehensive review of the current literature.

"He embraced using new methodologies — some from science, some from show business — to engage visitors," Mr. Wint continued.

The main changes were mainly applied on the use of continuous formative assessment methodologies, to increase feedback, to promote collaborative learning and to engage students in ethical commitment.

We adopted a methodology of deploying designed objects in early research in order to engage communities (Gaver, Dunne, & Pacenti, 1999).