Sentence examples for most appropriate framework from inspiring English sources

I believe that the "Major Transitions" perspective is the most appropriate framework for moving forward to the Extended Synthesis.

Probabilistic evaluation of slope failures is increasingly seen as the most appropriate framework for accounting for uncertainties in design.

It is not necessarily the most appropriate framework for bridging the 'valley of death'.

In moving towards a competency-based program we elected to adopt the CanMEDS framework [ 5, 6], following an extensive literature review [ 7] as the most appropriate framework for our purposes.

The most appropriate framework for economic analysis is evidence synthesis and decision modelling, where all available data impacts upon the specific decision problem and may sometimes involve indirect comparisons (Sculpher and Claxton, 2005).

Second, a computer-tailored intervention was considered to be the most appropriate framework, since it would facilitate the delivery of intervention programmes to a large number of older adults and the tailoring of the programme materials to the individual characteristics and interests of the participants.

Once the most appropriate model is selected, a Bayesian framework is employed to develop predictive distributions of the deformation moduli of rock masses, and to update them with new project-specific data that significantly reduce the associated predictive uncertainty.

The involvement of the experts in the development of the model structure is illustrated in Figure 3. Discussion amongst the experts resulted in a decision framework (Table 2) that determined the most appropriate model.

But what, as Andrew S asked, is the most appropriate ethical framework for sorting through these claims?

The selection of the most appropriate modelling framework, and the most appropriate way to develop coarse-grained/fine-grained models in different contexts is not clear.

An alternative is to adopt a risk-based approach (e.g., Yohe and Leichenko 2010), which has been identified as the most appropriate overarching framework for adapting to climate change (Jones and Preston 2011).