Sentence examples for prevailing approaches to from inspiring English sources

Moreover, prevailing approaches to resource control in Java require substantial support from native code libraries, which is a serious disadvantage with respect to portability, since it prevents the deployment of applications on large-scale heterogeneous networks.

The program was a bold attempt by the GHRI to challenge prevailing approaches to international development, international health, and the way public health research and practice are developed, implemented, and evaluated.

Consistent with prevailing approaches to promoting health in Indigenous populations, a holistic social ecological paradigm clearly positioning the individual within their environmental context is essential to understand the factors that perpetuate smoking in AHWs [ 22, 42].

Professor Klein explains that there are two prevailing approaches to solving this problem.

The prevailing approaches to dilemma zone delineation include the consideration of the vehicle's travel time to the stop line or the driver's likelihood of stopping at a particular distance from the stop line.

The status and opportunity of metallic interconnects for an anode-supported solid oxide fuel cell stack is reviewed with special emphasis on the variation of contact resistance of currently developed interconnects at operating temperatures, as well as the prevailing approaches to reduce contact resistance.

Jed Rakoff, the prosecutor who indicted United Brands, became a judge, and he has emerged as an outspoken critic of the prevailing approach to corporate crime.

Short read sequencing of RNA (RNA-Seq) is the prevailing approach to measuring splicing levels in nascent RNA, mRNA or total RNA.

This finding challenges the prevailing approach to using this variable in empirical studies in public health, epidemiology, and medical sociology.

The point here is not to express skepticism about whether circumcision has a causal role in HIV infection, nor to claim that confounding or bias are likely explanations of the protective effect demonstrated in the three RCTs, but to show that the prevailing approach to research evidence reflects an inherent bias against observational studies and in favor of RCTs.

Incident reporting is the prevailing approach to gathering data on accidental falls in hospitals for both research and quality assurance purposes, though is of questionable quality as staff time pressures, perception of blame and other factors are thought to contribute to under-reporting.