Sentence examples for recognised approach from inspiring English sources

SEA is an internationally recognised approach that allows the assessment of the socio-environmental impacts of policies, programmes and plans.

Analysis of the experiences of students and staff was framed by adapting three criteria from an internationally recognised approach to measuring e-learning impact [ 10]: access - analysing online visits and contributions; adoption - analysing observations about user friendliness and feedback about usefulness; quality - analysing student marks and student ratings of teaching.

The provision of extension services is a recognised approach to supporting decision-making by NIPF owners but there have been relatively few studies that have sought to quantify the effectiveness of such initiatives in terms of management outcomes.

Hence, we chose to use another recognised approach, dividing proportionally the number of events and total population of the shared usual care group between intervention arm comparisons, avoiding 'double-counting' while still allowing exploration of heterogeneity across differing interventions [23].

The use of PPP adjustments is a recognised approach [29], but it would have been advantageous to look at cost variation across sites using primary data.

Prospective surveillance is a recognised approach for measuring death rates in humanitarian emergencies.

However, some studies have used recognised approaches such as "willingness-to-pay" (WTP) methods to place a monetary value on these costs.

The results of the study show that Vietnam's HIV-related policies have converged towards internationally recognised approaches since the late 1990s.

As widely recognised, the approach based on games makes the attainment of educational objectives and the learning process easier, more student-centred, fun, interesting and more effective (Lepper and Malone 1987; Papastergiou 2009; Prensky 2001; Rieber 1996; Rosas et al. 2003).

Germany was on the back foot internationally then the USA, Canada, England, Belgium and the Netherlands already had recognised pragmatic approaches with marine biotests for sediment assessments.

Indeed, it is increasingly recognised that approaches based on single-gene differential expression analysis are too simplistic and have been gradually superseeded by network-based methods [ 11, 13].