Sentence examples for this concept draws on from inspiring English sources

More recent usage of this concept draws on neuroscientific data and, in particular, on work in social neuroscience.

This concept draws on an idea already suggested by Turelli [21].

This concept draws on Campbell and Cornish's (2012) social psychological theory of "transformative communication".

The development of this concept drew on a broad-scale review of literature concerning patient satisfaction and quality of care.

Enablement is a concept developed by Howie and colleagues which is related to, but different from satisfaction [ 54] The concept draws on the themes of patient centeredness and empowerment, and on the patient's perceived changes in understanding, coping, and confidence.

His concept draws on that and other precedents, including the city's Plan for Lower Manhattan from the 1960's.

The concept draws on velomobility, Smart Mobility/Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), Smart Cities and the Internet of Things (IoT).

The concept draws on Huberman's and Normal designer Nina Carrara's formal and historiographic-conceptual research, which has resulted in what they call "material language".

This criticism is reminiscent of the Omran's concept drawing on Notestein's formulation of the demographic transition (17), just like other stage-wise formulations such as the health transition.

This characterization allows that both intellectual and sensory concepts draw on native resources, though not to the same extent.

To answer this question, the first section of this paper focuses on some basic theoretical ideas and concepts, drawing on studies relevant to primary care to provide readers with an understanding of the features of discourse analysis and the different approaches available.