Sentence examples for the prevailing framework from inspiring English sources

Utilizing the resources of feminist philosophy, social theory and related fields, feminists have critiqued and extended the prevailing framework(s) of mainstream bioethics.

Does damage to autonomic nerves (represented by low HRV) independently lead to CVD and mortality, or is subsequent damage to somatic nerves, as would be suggested by the prevailing framework for the natural history of DSP, a necessary intermediary in this causal pathway?

Hence Varela theory can finally be reabsorbed into the prevailing framework of the cognate response model.

In the absence of official, medical directives and within the prevailing framework of medical tourism as a customer's prerogative, the presentation to Australian media audiences of any hazards arising from the practice was a combination of anecdotal, patient evidence and a healthy dose of 'buyer beware'.

But there is a third explanatory model, and it exposes what is wrong with the two prevailing frameworks.

This is likely to be due to the prevailing diagnostic frameworks and the availability of widely accepted treatments.

That is still the prevailing model.

For instance, the legal and regulatory framework, the prevailing socio-economic and political conditions, administrative and management capacity, as well as the reimbursement process can determine whether the programme achieves the desired outcomes (Gorter et al. 2003; Gauri and Vawda 2004).

However, he can only say this because the institutional framework and the prevailing ethos make it appear the merest common sense (and absolutely no threat to the intellectual freedom of researchers) if a certain amount of the council's funding is earmarked for topics that "happen" to be on a current government's agenda.

The drainage characteristics of a basin reveal the prevailing climatic conditions, rock structure, relief, runoff, permeability of the rocks and tectonic framework of a basin.

10 Notably though, Fox and Swazey admitted that the 'limited participation' of anthropologists and sociologists was 'caused as much by the prevailing intellectual orientations and weltanschauug of present-day social science as by the framework of bioethics'.