The phrase "a methodology which does" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific methodology that performs a certain action or achieves a particular outcome.
Example: "The research paper outlines a methodology which does effectively address the challenges faced in data analysis."
Alternatives: "a method that accomplishes" or "an approach that performs".
The authors, by an analysis of the state of the art and by an analytical classical approach, have determined a measuring methodology which doesn't currently find application in industry.
Multi-walled hollow fibers with a novel architecture are fabricated through utilizing a direct, one-step tri-axial electrospinning process with a manufacturing methodology which does not require any post-treatments for the removal of core material for creating hollowness in the fiber structure.
(Damages Rpt. 33-48; Damages Rebuttal Rpt. 50-52). Further, Dr. Hakala has submitted with his Damages Rebuttal an alternative analysis under a dollar-drop methodology which does not involve any analyst proxy analysis, and confirms the fact that there are substantial damages in this case under either methodology.
The grey zone methodology avoids the binary response proposed by the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve methodology, which does not take into account the existence of an overlap between responders and non-responders [ 16- 19].
The results of numerical tests on flat laminated composite panels show that this simplified methodology, which does not require computationally expensive failure analysis including the progressive material damages, can predict structural failure with reasonable accuracy.
Such loosely bonded heterodimers would more efficiently be detected by the PLA methodology, which does not require that complexes withstand the stress of detergent lysis and stringent wash protocols.
However, because only one cell type and a small number of conditions have been examined so far and because of the current limitation of the methodology, which does not yet offer full proteome coverage, the dynamic nucleolar proteome still has not been fully defined.
These vesicles may be obtained reproducibly and with costs relatively low through the use of methodologies which do not require harmful organic solvents, and as a consequence, inherent vehicle toxicity may then be significantly reduced when assessing in vitro and in vivo effects of plant extracts [ 17, 18].
To highlight the limitations of traditional 2-dimensional (2D) echocardiographic mitral valve (MV) examination methodologies, which do not account for patient-specific transesophageal echocardiographic (TEE) probe adjustments made during an actual clinical perioperative TEE examination.
In this context, the in-situ (one-step) methodologies, which do not require the use of MOFs with pores larger than the enzyme to be immobilized, seem to be particularly encouraging.
