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This paper presents a methodology for systematically designing process units LCI database for the optimal design of integrated systems with a life cycle perspective.

This study proposed and demonstrated a methodology for systematically identifying the best configuration or structure of a 4-degree-of-freedom (4DOF) human vibration model and for its parameter identification.

A methodology for systematically identifying active freeway bottlenecks in a metropolitan area is proposed, which relies on two occupancy threshold values and is compared to an established diagnostic method – transformed cumulative count curves.

Quantitative evaluation can lead to developing a methodology for systematically improving biomedical ontologies.

In this review, we summarise a methodology for linking systematically these two levels starting from the first-principles density functional theory and proceeding via the screened tight-binding approximation to development of reliable and transferable many-body interatomic bond-order potentials.

Non-financial competing interest: The authors report findings of a validation study concerning a new methodology for systematically reviewing and coding reasons in argument-based literature that has been first described and applied by two authors of this paper (NS and DS).

A general methodology for systematically studying the input-to-state stability, by means of Liapunov Krasovskii functionals, with respect to measurable and locally essentially bounded inputs, is provided.

However, there is a lack of data on the proportion of sponsorship associated with "unhealthy" and "healthy" products and no methodology for systematically assessing it.

The focus of this paper is on the presentation of a methodology for parameter identifiability, which can be systematically applied for qualitative experimental design.

Following their rejection of inferences from conventional hybrids and GM (single) to GM stacks, S2 proponents thus systematically reject the appropriateness of targeted comparative analyses as a methodology for risk evaluation of GM stacks.

First, drawing on US census data from 1990 and 2000, the paper systematically examines gentrification in nonmetropolitan counties across the United States and develops a methodology for identifying areas with similarly strong evidence of gentrification.