Sentence examples for multifaceted model from inspiring English sources

First, we used a multifaceted model with evidence-based interventions.

Our study is the first applying a LC-MS/MS based proteomic approach in Daphnia that reflects the utility of the Daphnia genome database for molecular works on this multifaceted model organism in several fields of biological research.

In this paper, we describe the implementation and evaluation of a multifaceted model for the clinical care and educational coverage of a general inpatient pediatrics service in a large, urban academic pediatrics department.

Our previous work has developed a multifaceted implementation model.

Numerical absorption corrections based on Gaussian integration over a multifaceted crystal model were applied.

Our project is grounded conceptually in a multifaceted sociotechnical model of safe and effective use of health IT.

Examples of these themes follow, but it bears noting that there was significant overlap among themes: some participants identified more than one specific link between ADHD and smoking and had adopted a multifaceted explanatory model to describe the relationship.

The program is a 12-mo, multifaceted training model that includes experiential components in research and service, a traditional course-based component covering current knowledge in cancer prevention research across disciplines, and mentoring components that provide each student with multiple mentors from multiple disciplines and career stages.

Systems thinking shares the multifaceted framework that is offered by socioecological models of health (Dahlgren and Whitehead 1991; Green and Kreuter 1999; VanLeeuwen et al. 1999; Hanson et al. 2005), but elaborates with its own theory and principles.

There are ongoing and even exacerbated challenges to build intelligent systems, modeling multifaceted phenomena, and deliver efficient models that help users describe and understand systems and support processes of decision-making.

As part of a multifaceted approach, animal models of chemotherapy-induced cognitive impairment are being developed.