Sentence examples for stakeholders derived from from inspiring English sources
Intuitive categorisation of stakeholders, derived from survey responses, is contrasted with an Evidence-Based method derived from analysis of stakeholder literature.
Suitable methods and strategies were selected based on a review of the literature, a brainstorm session in the project group, and input from key stakeholders derived from the semi-structured interviews.
Next, based on the review of literature, a brainstorm session in the project group, and input from key stakeholder derived from the semi-structured interviews, suitable methods and strategies were chosen.
Stakeholders derive many benefits from cancer clinical trials, including guidance for future oncologic treatment decisions.
Initially, profiles for different stakeholder types are derived from the Views and Beyond (V&B) method for architectural documentation ([Clements et al. 2003]).
Corporate reputation is derived from stakeholders' perception of firm performance in the economic and social strategies they pursue.
Systems analysis in agronomic systems implies the use of various types of knowledge, such as expert knowledge including stakeholder expertise and knowledge derived from scientific measurements and model-simulations.
Many of the benefits and barriers noted in the literature were case or project specific, or derived from stakeholder feedback.
Some of the lessons learned from the dangers of legislation like SOPA should be the need for forbearance and a well-researched, multi-stakeholder derived policy to avoid unintended consequences.
This study has identified evidence and consensu based content for a pMSK curriculum for medical students, derived from key stakeholders and to be integrated into medical student pMSK teaching.
Here we describe the identification of monitoring thresholds by defining the limits of desirable canopy cover, derived from expert stakeholder preferences, in the Sundays Spekboom Thicket vegetation of the Addo Elephant National Park, South Africa.
