The phrase "a methodology point of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific aspect or perspective of a methodology, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "In our research, we need to clarify a methodology point of interest regarding data collection."
Alternatives: "a methodological aspect of" or "a methodological perspective on".
From a methodology point of view, the glass-sphere composite test can be used as an alternative technique (although still in a qualitative way) to hardness vs. indentation depth to quantify length-scale effects in inelastic deformation of polymers.
From a methodology point of view, this study indicated that one minute rest period between conditions is sufficient to override the prism effect due to prior condition.
From a methodology point of view, protest answers should be excluded from the analysis since those who just object to pay may not really place a zero value on the services under valuation and would be willing to pay in a real market [ 19].
From a skills training methodology point of view, direct observation is a better method than a questionnaire survey for evaluating acquired competencies, but this was not possible due to resource constraints.
An approach to design, implementation and testing of discrete-event control architectures is presented from the teaching methodology point of view, taking advantage of the various facilities offered by Stateflow, as a software embedded in the complex environment MATLAB-Simulink.
George Efstathiou, director of the Kavli Institute of Cosmology at the University of Cambridge, called the work "the first serious attempt to search for something like this... from the methodology point of view it's interesting".
From the methodology point of view, the approach suggested in Kaplinsky (2004) for studying industry-specific GVC aspects is the most suitable one to be complemented by a toolkit Foresight studies offer.
First of all, there was a methodology of data abstraction, and the point of that was that you could isolate the way that data objects are used from the way that they're represented: this idea that there's this guy, George, and you go out make a contract with him; and it's his business to represent the data objects; and at the moment you are using them, you don't think about George's problem.
This procedure followed standard bisection methodology, using a starting point of utility = 0.6 to reduce the utility value to an interval of 0.05.
Response Surface Methodology pointed out the presence of several significant interaction effects, and with the support of Monte-Carlo simulations led to map out the design space, at a selected probability level, for the desired CMAs.
