Sentence examples for an accepted methodology from inspiring English sources

Nameless it may be, but there is an accepted methodology in this field and ReD's approach is fairly typical.

By the 1960s, emeritus psychologist Paul Ekman, then at the University of California (UC) in San Francisco, had come up with an accepted methodology to explore this question.

The randomized controlled trial is an accepted methodology for minimizing potential biases and ensuring high internal validity.

Simulated patient scenarios are an accepted methodology for assessing clinical performance, particularly in Primary Care [ 26, 27].

The changes in costs estimated in this document are developed from detailed calculations for each item of expenditure using an accepted methodology and under stated assumptions.

A modified RAND Delphi procedure was used to develop a set of QIs, [ 20] which is considered an accepted methodology to develop QIs [ 10].

Furthermore, we determined quite arbitrarily time intervals for reading survival rates on the curves, but we are not aware about any accepted methodology for the choice of the time intervals and their number.

Conducted using an internationally accepted methodology, the cultural adaptation of an HRQoL questionnaire encompasses two essential stages: a translation stage ensuring linguistic validity of the questionnaire in the new language and the evaluation of the psychometric properties of the questionnaire or psychometric validation [ 30].

The translation followed an internationally accepted methodology into 3 steps: forward translation, backward translation, and patients' cognitive debriefing.

While significant progress has been achieved over the years, it is fair to say that at the moment there is not a generally accepted methodology and/or "protocol" for such an integration - it is also interesting to note that currently, there is not a commercially available software [or even in a prototype form] system to fully support such an activity.

With a generally accepted methodology for prospective observational studies, we felt an additional systematic review was not necessary and decided to use our expert opinion to formulate guidance for TES.