Sentence examples for mixed approach was from inspiring English sources

In some states electors were appointed by the legislature, in others they were popularly elected, and in still others a mixed approach was used.

The aim of this mixed approach was to gain variegated data for the comparison of the CBNRM-related legal requirements with the reality on the ground.

Another mixed approach was used by Rizza et al. for endocrinologists in the United States, in which the endocrinologist-to-population ratio computation is based on a Markov-population model including elasticities derived from benchmarking [ 39].

Thus, a mixed approach was useful not only to better estimate the degree of acceptance/rejection of the proposed incentive scheme, but also to better understand workers' perceptions and the implications of their choices.

This mixed approach is referred to by Braun and Clarke (2006) as a 'contextualist' approach.

To combine the advantages of both scales of analysis a mixed approach is herein proposed.

The effectiveness of this mixed approach is demonstrated through three-dimensional applications in confined domains.

The SAS MIXED procedure was not used because the PROC MIXED approach is inappropriate when the number of levels of the random factors in the model is relatively few (Littell et al. 2006).

For this study mixed approaches were employed.

Mixed approaches are the most common method of evaluating and selecting projects in today's complex business environment.

Service provision is organized in Slovakian (70%, n = 16), Swiss (61%, n = 10) and Austrian (63%, n = 10) hospitals primarily in terms of a service-center concept whereas in Bavaria cost-centers and mixed approaches are equally common (each 42%, n = 5) and mixed approaches are predominant in South Tyrol (60%, n = 3).