Sentence examples for a methodological model of from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a problem and analyses it drawing a methodological model of work for the future activities related to the MAAT project.
Swan's study, one of the first of its kind to appear thus far, may serve as a methodological model for future investigations of low-level EDC exposures.
Holland [ 4] identifies four methodological models of LQR.
This methodological model allowed identifying the needs of school-age children on information and participation in activities.
We provide a methodological description of the proposed model, followed by two illustrative case studies of the tool when used to investigate retrofit options of a mixed-use office building and primary school in the UK.
From a methodological point of view, the GAM modelling provided estimations of STAR variations with R >95% in the geometry experiment.
This, together with his antipositivistic argumentation (see Verstehen), can be taken as a methodological justification for the model of the "rational economic man" (homo economicus), which is at the heart of modern mainstream economics.
This would address a methodological gap in modelling caused by the impracticalities of applying physically based multi-pollutant modelling tools at large scales and enable end-users, such as regulatory agencies, to better understand broad-scale implications of climate and land use change scenarios for water quality.
Researchers have gotten around these methodological issues by creating an animal model of HIV disease using simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) in rhesus macaque monkeys (see textbox, "An Animal Model for Conducting Controlled Studies").
The paper utilises the Ontology-based Standards DevelOntoStanDthodology (OntoStasD) as a methodological approach for designing ontological models of standards.
This paper is an attempt to delineate a methodological approach for the construction of mathematical models of gene expression regulation from the principles of chemical kinetics and chemical bound.
