Sentence examples for of systemic approaches from inspiring English sources

The related policy suggestions represent a first attempt to enter the realm of systemic approaches to GPP.

The study of aquaculture innovation needs to take into consideration the important role of private sector actors and make better use of systemic approaches to further elucidate the multi-dimensional and multi-level interplays in complex aquaculture systems.

Analysis identified the Transfer of Technology approach as still the predominant approach to aquaculture innovation; and, even with the integration of elements of Systemic approaches, most studies remain focused on the farm level and are technology driven.

The RIDES initiative is building upon prior work in ways that can increase the impact we have on the sector by focusing on practices: How people learn, customize, use, and assess the impacts of systemic approaches to integration in their settings.

Although it is difficult to conclude on the risks of adverse effects due to the lack of both toxicological references and knowledge on E. hessei pathogenicity, this study stresses out the interest of systemic approaches in the study of ecology of wildlife species, especially via the investigation of multiple exposures.

I argue they must be central to the debate of universal preschool: for decades now, scholars working in the field of ECE have been explaining the need of systemic approaches (Berlinski and Schady 2015; Britto et al. 2014; Kagan et al. 2012, 2016; Kagan and Cohen 1997).

He told the Observer: "We don't know who the individuals [British intelligence officers] were, but when you have different personnel coming in and behaving in a similar fashion it implies some level of systemic approach to the situation, rather than one eager beaver deciding it is absolutely fine for someone to be beaten or hung upside down".

However, the results are not consistent due to lack of systemic approach to establish a prediction model incorporating all these parameters.

Still, despite the several high-profile ongoing projects in both academia and industry for the use of S. cerevisiae to produce butanol, farnesene, stilbenes and alkaloids, to name just a few products (3), there is a clear need for the development of novel systemic approaches for the optimal in terms of yield, productivity and final titer functioning of the yeast metabolic network.

However, with few exclusions as liver and hematological malignancies which are easy accessible to drugs, the development of effective systemic approaches for the delivery of RNA therapeutics to target cells is still unmet.

With reference to case study research in Upper Austria, Germany (Northern Hesse) and the USA (Silicon Valley) the sustainability of newer systemic approaches for the regional support of innovations is discussed in this paper.