Sentence examples for more prescriptive model from inspiring English sources

This framework allows CBE to be adapted to meet the changing needs of older people in the appropriate setting and perhaps a more prescriptive model would have limited applicability in health and social care settings.

The AngularJS devs have also resisted the temptation to make it a more prescriptive framework (like EmberJS for instance).

KB: Yeah part of the reason that we set up Tezos the way we did — and we could have been way more prescriptive with the initial governance model — the reason we chose a vanilla two-phase vote was because we didn't want to be too prescriptive.

In terms of implementing the new types of primary healthcare, the reform is still incomplete, and the remaining clinics with no accredited status may be more difficult to reach using a very rigid prescriptive model.

It is also concluded that, rather than adopt a prescriptive model, organisations need to develop metrics for performance that more adequately reflect their competitive position and the type of project undertaken.

It is concluded that, rather than adopt a prescriptive model of 'best-practice', companies need to develop procedures which more adequately reflect their inherent needs and the types of project they undertake.

That kind of prescriptive model could appeal to customers, but while the market is vast, the giants have far more resources to attack the problem.

America's rules are much more prescriptive and numerous.

But the published programmes were detailed and far more prescriptive.

The cars are a combination of fairly prescriptive regulations that have become more prescriptive every year for six seasons.

Over the past decade, however, civility has come to assume a more prescriptive dimension.