Sentence examples for to operationalize for from inspiring English sources

The problem of using this consensus to produce a definition of biodiversity is that it would include all of biology and, further, such a definition would be impossible to operationalize for the practice of conservation planning.

This paper presents a typology of distinct learning approaches designed to operationalize research-for-development.

The second group contains utopian landscape goals which are more visionary but also more difficult to operationalize, especially for local authorities which play major part in the implementation of the NEOs in Sweden.

Recognizing the need for a more accurate and an equally agile security methodology, ShiftLeft has built a solution purpose-built to operationalize security for the new, highly agile cloud applications," Salem said in a statement.

For example, much debate has focused on the question of how best to operationalize poverty for the purpose of investigating its correlates.

Since there is no consensus on how to operationalize participation, for the content analysis participation was defined broadly and included all domains within the activities and participation component.

It is very challenging to operationalize maltreatment for several reasons: due to social stigma attached to it, because it usually occurs in private (i.e. without external observers), and as disclosure may lead to severe consequences [ 142].

Synergistic recommendations have been made about how to operationalize management for resilience at various scales and levels (e.g., Carpenter et al. 2001; Chapin et al. 2009; Allen et al. 2011; Walker and Salt 2012; Johnson et al. 2013).

Our work provides a roadmap for understanding how to operationalize recent calls for the public health community to promote population-based healthcare decision-making [ 35, 36].

The study reported here exemplifies an effort to operationalize salespersons' preferences for job and task characteristics that takes account of both career stage and gender.

The proximity of the controlling role in Figure 6 to the manager's agenda reflects the fact that informational control is the most direct way to operationalize the agenda, for example, by using budgets to impose priorities or delegation to assign responsibilities.