Sentence examples for model for interdisciplinary from inspiring English sources
The center became a model for interdisciplinary research and education in mental health science.
model for interdisciplinary research on climate.
Moreover, the book is a model for interdisciplinary scholarship by not privileging one facet of the complex reality of range science experience but places the object of inquiry (rangelands), scientific inquiry, institutional politics, and the interests of capital at equal footing in the analysis.
This approach offers one model for interdisciplinary science curricula.
We suggest that the 'phases-of-illness paradigm' will facilitate communication about critically ill patients and create a shared mental model for interdisciplinary patient care.
Data for the LGM were drawn from general circulation model (GCM) simulations from the model for interdisciplinary research on climate (MIROC, Hasumi and Emori (2004).
A framework of operating models for interdisciplinary research programs in clinical service organizations is presented, consisting of a "clinician researcher" skill development model, a program evaluation model, a researcher-led knowledge generation model, and a knowledge conduit model.
The very small size of the cells and genomes of the Mamiellaceae, together with their worldwide distribution and their ecological importance, promise that they will provide key models for interdisciplinary approaches to global ecology.
In this context, ant plant interactions represent useful and promising study models for interdisciplinary investigations (involving ethology, behavioural ecology, neurophysiology, plant biology and physiology, evolutionary biology).
Mr. Koke, she said, led a curatorial staff "that plumbed the depths of these extraordinary collections in a way that provided a model for the interdisciplinary work that we follow here today".
Wilson's book also motivated a Dahlem Conference that brought together experts from primatology, psychology, child moral development, cultural and social anthropology, neurobiology, legal philosophy, and other fields (Stent 1978), a model for further interdisciplinary discourse.
