Sentence examples for adapting the methodology from inspiring English sources
Even with this limitation, the advantage of adapting the methodology to the evaluation criteria for each particular system, determining the specific extractors, is very interesting and powerful.
The main challenge with adapting the methodology is the handling of the stochastic and transient nature of the rainfall disturbances, inherent to sewer system operation.
Phenological observations in the trial were carried out during the third (2011) and the sixth (2014) growing season by adapting the methodology described by Yu et al. (2001a) (Table 2).
We reduce the stereoscopic contributions to coseismic range offset by adapting the methodology based on Principal Component Analysis presented in de Michele et al. (2008) to SAR amplitude images.
By adapting the methodology recently proposed by Rajan and Zingales [Rajan, R.G., Zingales, L., 1998. Financial dependence and growth. American Economic Review 88, pp. 559 587] to firm-level data, we show that government funding disproportionately helps firms from industries that are dependent on external finance.
Regarding performance evaluation, a pilot study adapting the methodology validated in Brazil, has been reported on one locality in Bogotá.
The low enrolment rate has forced the research team to adapt the methodology originally envisioned in itinere, adopting methodological strategies which have proved to be more complex than what originally expected [ 53].
Siciliano et al. [4] reviewed and adapted the methodology to assess innovative rail freight services.
In this subsection, we adapt the methodology proposed in [18] to the problem of the ToA estimation.
To analyse the income variation among farms in this sample, this model adapts the methodology developed by Enjolras et al. (2014) and uses the standard deviation of farm market income as the key dependent variable.
The process of RAS enhancement adapted the methodology used by Chen et al. in which each quarter note beat was enhanced through the addition of an audible rhythmic sound [39].
