Sentence examples for systematic framework in from inspiring English sources
He attempted to put his judicial principles in a systematic framework in A General View of the Origin and Nature of the Constitution and Government of the United States (1837), but his decisions on the Court were unpredictable.
"It's about time that we take children and families seriously, that we have a systematic framework in place to protect them". The goal of the proposed regulations is to fix the process so "the interests of U.S. prospective adoptive parents are ensured," said Kelly Shannon, a spokeswoman for the State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs.
Presenting the cost and outcomes disaggregated in cost-consequence analyses (CCA) has been suggested as a useful systematic framework in evaluating telemedicine [ 59].
The study we present in this paper proposed a systematic framework to help in making an appropriate decision towards types of automation (TOA) and LOAs based on a 'Skill-Rule-Knowledge' (SRK) model.
This paper presents IDA-S, a systematic framework for use in describing and defining relationships between a human operator and an (partially) automated system.
A systematic framework is presented in this paper to propagate the experimental 95% confidence interval uncertainty estimates in the measured quantities to the calculated acoustic impedance data using the two-microphone method for small and large input uncertainties.
An integrated approach that combines multi-sensor EO and in situ data could form part of a systematic framework for monitoring changes in forest cover and carbon stocks.
Dynamic modelling provides a systematic framework to understand function in biological systems.
In fact, systematic framework has been established for the study of the positive solutions in the boundary value problems for the second-order equations on time scales [9 15].
In this paper, a new systematic framework to quantify the geological risk in mining projects is proposed.
This paper provides a systematic framework to consider reactive separations in the early stages of process development.
