Sentence examples for Adapted methodology from inspiring English sources
An adapted methodology to assess the effect of embedding fibre grids is presented.
This review followed an adapted methodology proposed by Jetha, Faulkner, Gorczynski, Arbour, and Martin Ginis (2011).
In this respect, a biomass resource assessment was performed through an adapted methodology to quantify the livestock biomass potential according to livestock production systems, zootechnical functions and technical factors.
The adapted methodology, in which prescriptions are made with an intermediary degree and directed to one particular kind of system, can make easier the design of a highly context-dependant kind of system, helping the design team to consider important aspects in decisions taken along the development process and keeping these decisions linked to the requirements defined in early stages.
In addition, the adapted methodology did not isolate completely the measurement error from the inherent variability.
The adapted methodology can be used as standard procedures to evaluate different empirical correlations for other geotechnical properties.
These 1-D photoanodes will be of interest for scaling up the technology and in other opto-electrical devices as they can be easily fabricated utilizing industrially adapted methodologies.
While this study was not designed using the WHO/HAI Medicine Prices protocol, in as much as possible the study adapted methodologies recommended in the protocol.
We adapted methodologies in which salient images or word cues engage pain processing networks in the brain despite the absence of a physical challenge.
Given the scarcity of utility studies and the non-existence of WTP studies involving dialysis populations, further research is necessary in order to test adapted methodologies and, more importantly, the meaningfulness of results.
Adapting methodologies developed by the Comprehensive Initiative on Technology Evaluation (CITE), we are also conducting lab testing of these products, comparing their performance to rechargeable flashlights that are currently available on the market in Morocco.
