"We really don't want this to be a static, cast-in-stone framework," said Schnipper.
SELECTOR simulates diploid individuals, generation by generation, within a stepping-stone framework [ 82].
The program simulates populations of diploid individuals from generation to generation, forward in time, within a "stepping-stone" framework [ 28], using a set of predefined parameters with prior distributions.
Drawing upon the Hulton, Mathews & Stones (2000) framework for assessing quality of maternal health services in developing countries [ 79], both women's experiences of care and key aspects of care provision will be examined.
By taking into consideration the research landscape, the available tools and the stakeholders involved, the ITS-NANO consortium developed a stepping-stone based research framework which can, when implemented, deliver the information required for flexible and broadly acceptable ITS and risk assessment (RA) protocols.
Drawing upon the Hulton, Mathews & Stones [ 20] framework for assessing quality of maternal health services in developing countries, the CMW quality of care assessment will include an assessment of their practice's physical and instrumental infrastructure and their knowledge and skills to attend a normal birth, identify birth complications and provide essential newborn care.
Farm buildings create a giant half-acre courtyard, and the backdrop of brick and stone forms a disciplined framework that contrasts beautifully with the soft, naturalistic planting within.
In common with most other Bronze Age buildings in Anatolia, its walls were composed of a brick-filled timber framework on stone foundations.
And despite the close proximity to traditional football strongholds such as Freiburg and Karlsruhe, walk into one of the many 17th century pubs and you can see rugby paraphernalia adorning the wooden framework and stone walls.
In this light, the underlying rational choice paradigm of bounded rationally builds a further corner stone of the theoretical framework - actors do not have perfect information; they behave "intentionally rational, but only limitedly so" [32].
