Sentence examples for models that promote from inspiring English sources

International and cross-cultural winning typologies and models that promote long-term success from its engineering to its controlling have also been identified.

Here, we review current experimental models that promote the development of novel bio-nanotechnology tools to help repair damaged nervous system tissues.

Research is appearing, not only to highlight teaching methods that can improve academic self-regulation but also to present teaching models that promote SRL using new ICTs as support (Cazan, 2013; Núñez et al., 2011).

In the face of this complexity and the robustness of cancer, we require quantitative and predictive models that promote an integrated understanding of all systems involved and their interactions at many different scales from the molecular to the organismal.

Although groundwater quality was found to improve more rapidly for the equilibrium dissolution model, it is also shown that dissolution models that promote rapid DNAPL disappearance produce greater prediction uncertainty in the aqueous-phase flux reduction.

Because students learn using models that promote self-awareness and make it possible to choose their own topic of study employing resources provided by VLE, an assessment of their work quality found that they gained more knowledge of information technology as well as access to up-to-date information.

HOPE was looking to partner with programs that had sustainable plans and models that promoted global health and was seeking to place volunteers in areas that are underserved or have a high need for skilled health workers.

The pair, nicknamed "Merkozy" in the press, emphasized a model that promoted austerity to tame soaring deficits and preserve the shared currency.

Instead of just focusing on one vertical, Alibaba Group immediately went with a business model that promoted a flagship site (B2B wholesale site Alibaba.com) while also focusing on other properties that combined features from Amazon, eBay, and Rakuten to appeal to the taste of Chinese consumers, Tan wrote.

This transformation is based on converting the current diseasecentred model which is fragmented into different levels, to a more patient-centred integrated and territorial care model that promotes the use of a shared network of the different specialities, the professionals, resources and levels of care, entering into territorial agreements and pacts which stipulate joint goals or objectives.

The improvement project was structured as a "Breakthrough Series (BTS) Collaborative", a QI model that promotes change simultaneously across large parts of the system [13].