Sentence examples for more useful framework from inspiring English sources

By tracing their stories back to the Vietnam years, Mann breaks through sterile debates about isolationists versus interventionists and realists versus idealists and offers a more useful framework.

But in charting its limitations, we might be able to sketch out a more useful framework for analysis: useful not only in understanding the broad strokes of the Canadian socio-economic landscape, but also in clarifying our politicians' famously fatuous language about the "middle class".

The concept of social exclusion may therefore be a more useful framework to draw upon to gain an in-depth understanding of potential disparities that may exist in access to CMW services.

The primary goal of this study was to evaluate the rate of bacteremia in the HD patient presenting to the ED with fever, in the hopes of developing a more clinically useful framework for clinicians managing initial presentation in the ED and other outpatient settings.

This, he believes, would change attitudes and be more useful than a framework.

A more useful cultural evolutionary framework would provide a more general theory which did not require that individual fitness be a linear (or strictly increasing) function of the amount of some real quantity, like amount of food.

These advanced genetic mapping approaches will stimulate our incorporation to build up a practically more useful allometry mapping framework.

However, some modifications are necessary to make our conflict graph model more useful in practical applications of the constrained alignment framework.

Nevertheless, our results will hopefully help to manage expectations of users of patent chemistry databases of this type and provide a useful framework for more studies like ours as well as guide future developments of the workflows used for the automated extraction of chemical structures from patents.

The risk is that the framework will prove more useful for its awareness-raising role and capacity to generate data about the problem, rather than its capacity to hold countries accountable for implementing the most powerful solutions.

Overall, our framework could potentially be more useful to steer rapid development of a broad range of organisms on the basis of a representative small-scale metabolic network.