Sentence examples for methods underpinned by from inspiring English sources

In effect a uniformity of methods, underpinned by an analysis of risks associated with misdesignation can be achieved.

The use of both quantitative and qualitative methods underpinned by sociotechnical thinking builds on the recommendation by Greenhalgh et al., [ 18] that a technology programme should be studied at the meso, macro and micro level and both quantitatively and qualitatively in order to understand complex change.

"The Wrong Way" marched with industrial skronk, and "A Method" was solemn, underpinned by Mr. Smith, whose melodies recalled a church organ, and Mr. Sitek, who furiously beat on timpani.

Increasingly these are underpinned by complex statistical methods to separate need from supplier induced utilisation.

Change, though, remains underpinned by continuity.

And all underpinned by over £15bn worth of investment.

Leveson recommends strong regulation of the press, underpinned by statute.

His problem is that technological prognostications sound credible only if underpinned by physics known today.

Our recovery to date has been focussed on rising consumption underpinned by rising household borrowing.

For all its playfulness, Hadreas says that Too Bright is an album underpinned by rage.

However, it is essential that this is underpinned by stable funding, with no more cuts to budgets".