Sentence examples for readiness models from inspiring English sources

Research readiness models should be broad and multifaceted if they are to fully address the requirements for effective involvement in research.

UNICEF has been working with national governments and civil society partners to introduce a variety of innovative, high quality and cost-effective early learning and school readiness models that include, a one-year, child-centred pre-primary programme, children's educational television and half-day community kindergartens for children aged three to six.

They integrated best practices from the Record Management discipline and an Organizational Network Forensics Readiness model proposed by [31] to achieve the proposed cloud forensics readiness.

Further, as proposed by the customer readiness model, when their task performance is higher, they have improved health and lower healthcare costs.

Use the Community Readiness Model (CRM) to develop and evaluate a contextually appropriate pilot culinary training program for school nutrition staff members.

Sibiya et al. proposed an integrated cloud forensics readiness model that uses a security as a service model, a cloud model, and a digital forensics as a service model.

Philip M Trenwith and H.S. Venter proposed a cloud forensics readiness model that uses remote and centralized logging in an attempt to improve the integrity of stored evidence, and to overcome jurisdiction issues that a cloud forensics investigator may face.

The framework follows four sequential phases, including evaluation of the CSCs, evaluation of the CSPs, alignment of the CSPs with a digital forensics readiness model, and lastly selection of the CSPs.

Investigators summarized these observations and impressions according to the broad domains of the readiness model.

Other investigators have discussed related factors consonant with a broad readiness model [ 20].

Including a "study specific" requirement enables researchers to set out any research requirements not covered elsewhere in the readiness model.