Sentence examples for model that drew from inspiring English sources

To ensure this, we used a design and development model that drew from theory and research in each phase.

A conceptual model that drew these insights into the field of health services research and health technology assessment is a valuable contribution to the development of process analyses because it focuses on collaborative work rather than individual motivation, and on co-operation rather than intention.

It's a model that draws plaudits from teachers and principals.

I and colleagues at the Social Care Institute for Excellence have devised a model that draws on practice in aviation, health and other high-risk areas.

The Low-Carbon Energy Centers employ a uniquely inclusive model that draws partners from many sectors to develop deployable solutions that can meet global energy needs sustainably.

Overall, the youngsters were more likely to entertain unlikely possibilities to figure out "blicketness". This confirmed the researchers' hypothesis that preschoolers and kindergartners instinctively follow Bayesian logic, a statistical model that draws inferences by calculating the probability of possible outcomes.

To understand the contextual factors influencing participant's intentions to use ITCE, we develop an integrated theoretical model that draws upon a popular information systems (IS) theory (UTAUT) and a behavior change model (HBM) from the public health domain.

Third, it has a simple business model that draws its revenue from the listings posted by its vendors and from limited sponsorship advertising.

The results are organised in a succinct model that draws a link between drivers' perceived pressure from multiple goals, and the changing driving conditions in which they perform.

We develop an integrated microsimulation computable general equilibrium (CGE) model that draws on the contribution of Cockburn (2001) and Annabi et al. (2005), Annabi et al. (2008), Annabi et al. (2013).

In particular, while we applaud the effort to construct a non-national model that draws upon but is not constrained by existing paradigms, the current iteration of that model fails to incorporate appropriate checking mechanisms to control the scope and pace of lawmaking and the limited powers granted to dispute settlement decisionmakers.