Sentence examples for more explicit framework from inspiring English sources

I believe Moldova can achieve this cooperation with a stronger and more explicit framework of engagement with Western organizations and states, where our national heritage can be freely expressed and protected.

More explicit frameworks are urgently needed for service development and palliative care integration throughout the disease course [ 18].

The most commonly held view emerging from the present study was that clarity is required on the definition for data sharing, data ownership and responsibilities of data owners, although the need for a more explicit legal framework was identified.

Murphy et al. (2011) propose a more explicit two-dimensional framework for EROI analysis that describes three boundaries for energy analysis and five levels of energy inputs, as shown in Table 1.

Later studies adopted a more explicit hypothesis-testing framework, but focused on only a single African population.

We will consider the feasibility of more explicit application of these theoretical frameworks to future interventions and to understanding variation in the success of our current interventions.

In addition, developing a larger-scale scientific framework that provides more explicit linkages between basic scientific theories and principles and practical applications of alternative silvicultural approaches will also facilitate progress by allowing better coordination including internationally of research and educational activities.

Against the background of multiple systems challenges identified in the literature, we identified the need for a framework with a more explicit focus on the health system dimensions of implementing mHealth.

With the aim of developing a deeper understanding of how these hardware software interactions influenced health centre performance we thus adapted Sheikh et al.'s (2011) framework to incorporate more explicit mechanisms of effect that shape service delivery across the four sites.

The framework is primarily designed to stimulate and make more explicit the natural thinking process underlying decisionmaking and deliberation.

When developing frameworks for public reporting of hospital data in Australia, more explicit definition of what or who are the 'public' is needed along with identification of barriers, desired impacts, data needs, and data collection/reporting/feedback mechanisms.