Sentence examples for most comprehensive framework from inspiring English sources
The most comprehensive framework of how cannabis legalisation could work in Britain also suggests that small-scale licensed "cannabis social clubs" should be set up and that homegrown cultivation of up to four plants for personal use should be allowed.
The most comprehensive framework for the Extended Synthesis is the Major Transitions in Evolution.
The last is the most comprehensive framework relative to an Extended Synthesis; there is even a teaching text available (Maynard Smith and Szathmàry 1999).
The National Security Strategy (NSS) of the United States of America issued by the Bush Administration in September has already been described as the most comprehensive framework for U.S. foreign policy since the end of the Cold War a decade ago.
It is the most comprehensive framework developed for measuring social progress, and the first to measure social progress independently of GDP.
The International Convention for the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of their Families, which offers the most comprehensive framework for the protection of the human rights of migrants, will celebrate the 20th anniversary of its adoption in 2010.
Byram's (1997) model of ICC is one of the most comprehensive frameworks to develop as well as evaluate learners' ICC in different contexts.
The most comprehensive theoretical framework exploring care coordination across organizations was the multi-level framework [ 19].
This study provides the most comprehensive phylogenetic framework of Hymenoptera to date with which to test evolutionary hypotheses.
Since its introduction in the nineties, the hygiene hypothesis (HH) continues to generate enthusiasm among asthma researchers as the most comprehensive theoretical framework, by which the relation between suspected environmental factors and allergy can be tested [ 11- 13].
The question what is motivating people to become a teacher can be examined within the expectancy-value framework, "the most comprehensive motivational model for explaining academic and career choices" (Watt and Richardson 2007, p. 170).
