Sentence examples for systemic approach in from inspiring English sources
We discuss the steps of the proposed systemic approach in order to identify the challenges of applying them within the biobased economy.
It is therefore that there is a growing need to adopt a systemic approach in order to analyze and design innovation policies aimed at strengthening collective performance for generating, adopting and diffusing innovations, building an approach known as National Innovation Systems NISS).
The topic of child protection on the Internet is an important social issue that requires engagement and systemic approach in times of the full digitalization of Serbian society.
IM has been used as a systemic approach in designing a quality improvement intervention for general practitioners (GPs) [ 32].
With this information, a more systemic approach in the treatment of patients with COPD could be developed.
The results show that NPPV should be considered as systemic approach in management of all patients with blunt chest trauma and acute respiratory failure.
Although it is difficult to conclude on the risks of adverse effects due to the lack of both toxicological references and knowledge on E. hessei pathogenicity, this study stresses out the interest of systemic approaches in the study of ecology of wildlife species, especially via the investigation of multiple exposures.
The integration of European welfare politics needs more holistic and systemic approaches in the future.
Developing a coherently articulated policy through, "coordination and collaborative planning" (p. 18), which enables systemic approaches in teacher training, regulations, governance, and funding across sectors should be given a policy priority.
The positive responses suggested that most teachers had similar opinions on the effects of POPS, including raising students' interest, retaining their attention, enhancing their intrinsic motivation and giving systemic approaches in applying findings of cognitive psychology to the educational process.
The systemic approach proposed in this paper relies on a decomposition of the furnace into two entities, i.e. the combustion chamber and the glass bath.
