Sentence examples for an accurate methodology from inspiring English sources
Other more recently described biomarkers such as procalcitonin [ 28- 30], glial fibrillary acidic protein [ 31], heparin binding protein [ 32] and brain-derived natriuretic factor [ 33] face the same methodological issues and further large scale studies with an accurate methodology are warranted.
Therefore, for such purposes, an accurate methodology is needed to detect and delineate covered karst features, especially when located in urbanized areas.
This study provides evidence that use of the psychophysical method of grip force measurement may not be an accurate methodology for determining task demands involving grip force.
There is a need for an accurate methodology for evaluation of desalination costs to help in selection of appropriate technology suitable for a specific location, for process design and other requirements.
LHPM presents an accurate methodology to solve non-homogeneous partial differential equations with a variable coefficient.
The algorithm provides an accurate methodology for online or batch network event impact estimation that could potentially be implemented in traditional relational database management systems (SQL) or Big Data environments.
The contribution of this research is to present a more accurate methodology to perform an engine torque comparison.
Marginson believes that the Leiden rankings, which use single (rather than aggregated) indicators, and draw on hard data rather than surveys, provide a more accurate methodology for assessing universities' research performance.
Therefore, it is necessary to develop a more accurate methodology that separates the absolute glare component from the relative glare component.
The idealized structural unit method (ISUM) has now been widely recognized by researchers as an efficient and accurate methodology to perform nonlinear analysis of large plated structures such as ships, offshore platforms, box girder bridges or other steel structures.
This paper describes an efficient yet accurate methodology for estimating system damping.
