Sentence examples for a methodological foundation from inspiring English sources

The networked inter/inter-regional social systems lay a methodological foundation on which the South China Sea Rim is dealt with as a whole.

The aim of this paper is to establish a methodological foundation for human computer interaction (HCI) researchers aiming to assess trust between people interacting via computer-mediated communication (CMC) technology.

Rigorous examination of single-cell genome amplification and assembly with a previously sequenced microbe is therefore essential to evaluate both the challenges and possibilities of single-cell genomics, and to help lay a methodological foundation for the investigation of uncultured microbes.

This paper provides part of a methodological foundation for a larger mixed-methods study assessing the impact of a CCIS.

To date, the results from this study have provided a methodological foundation for further work on cost effectiveness analysis by interdisciplinary teams within the Mexican Ministry of Health, at the same time that the findings have informed decision making around provision and financial coverage for several interventions and provided an evidence base for other public health policies.

The proposed framework provides a methodological foundation for designing data collection and conducting analysis of experiments and quasi-experiments as well as probabilistic samples for capturing the changing demographic and epidemiological profiles of national populations and responses from the health sector to these changes.

Instrument development will provide a solid methodological foundation for conducting a meta-analysis of the risks, treatment effects, and mortality associated with ARDS, using clinical studies from 1967 to the most recent findings.

Carbon footprints and embodied carbon have a strong methodological foundation and provide valuable input into policy formation.

Results, however, remain uncertain until a sound methodological foundation for measuring presenteeism has been established.

Land use change is highly dynamic and localised and the quantification of land use effects on the climate currently builds on a weak methodological foundation [ 91].

The conclusions of this study are thus based on a strong theoretical and methodological foundation.