Sentence examples for a methodological analysis from inspiring English sources

In this work a methodological analysis to design and evaluate the technical feasibility of use a Linear Fresnel Reflector Concentrator (LFRC) as generator in an advanced absorption refrigeration system (Solar-GAX cycle) has been carried out.

The present article, therefore, aims to demonstrate usage of the design research paradigm through a methodological analysis of recent cadastral research, which addresses information system issues and within this context, designs information system artefact.

In this work a methodological analysis and energy evaluation of an air cooled absorption system, with generator absorber heat exchange (GAX), and operated by a hybrid natural gas solar energy source is presented.

This paper reviews recent studies centered on BIM-based LCA, and also carries out a methodological analysis of their integration, focusing on the way that BIM can contribute to simplifying data input, and optimize output data and results during the LCA application in buildings.

(Figure 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1F) A methodological analysis of 3000 images has allowed the authors to discover that the complexes are not uncommon or random findings on the contrary they appear as self –assembled structures that fit cohesively inside a morphological pattern, which assembles in space-time intervals, and consequently the authors believe they have a biological meaning.

Consent, response rates and representativeness of the sample were scrutinized and reported in a methodological analysis [ 43].

For this reason, any cross-sectional or longitudinal study that involves more than one centre, a detailed methodological analysis along with appropriate QA steps must be agreed and in place in order to standardise protocols, reduce operator variability and other undesirable drawbacks.

Like normal knees, they did, however, display internal/external rotation and abduction/adduction movements with flexion of a magnitude that was not substantially different to that of normal knees, allowing a comparative methodological analysis.

Subsequently, a methodological quality analysis and meta-analysis were performed for selective PET studies because of the limited available data.

We performed a methodological sensitivity analysis for the cause of death analysis by comparing the causes derived from studies ranked above the 75th percentile in their methodological score with the causes in the baseline analysis.

Methodological analysis indicated a trend for higher study quality with serum studies as compared to tissue-based investigations.