Sentence examples for a methodological step from inspiring English sources
It is not only a methodological step forward but will also significantly help to reduce standard histology and thus the amount of animals needed.
Participatory SDM represents a methodological step forward for health impact assessment.
Communicative (or dialogical) validation, as a methodological step, involves sharing the researchers' understanding and interpretation of the data with the participants/interviewees to make sure that they agree with the researchers' interpretation and analysis of what they have said.
Determining magnitude of an intervention benefit is a critical methodological step in the design of a clinical trial.
Assessing the methodological quality, or risk of bias, of studies included in a systematic review (SR) is a key methodological step and serves to identify the strengths and limitations of individual studies; investigate, and potentially explain, heterogeneity in findings across different studies included in a SR; and, contribute to grading the quality of a body of evidence for a given question.
In a first methodological step, we investigated short-term (contemporary) isotopic variations of penguin feathers and showed for the first time concurrent variations in consumer δ13C values and surface Chl a concentration, a proxy of marine primary productivity.
A key methodological step remains: the extraction of quantitative geochemical information from image data, particularly in three dimensions and opaque materials.
A second-void sample adds an extra methodological step which may make sampling more difficult in large studies.
More generally, it strongly suggests that integrating detection probability and its variations in habitat use analyses of cryptic species of conservation concern may be an essential methodological step to reach more valid conclusions on habitat management.
As a necessary first methodological step, the problem of quantitatively characterizing the asymptotic long-term behavior of nonlinear discrete-time systems with a skew-product structure using the notion of map invariance is revisited.
The second methodological step involves operationalizing this synthetic description into a composition of smaller models specified over three scalar hierarchical levels.
