Sentence examples for an iterative methodology from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes an iterative methodology comprising mechanisms for guiding sample size selection and self-assessing result accuracy.

The solution of the mp-MIQP problems is approached by decomposing it into two subproblems, which converge based upon an iterative methodology.

The Public Health Critical Race Praxis is an iterative methodology that helps frame how to study the impact of racism on healthcare delivery.

Based on concepts in the Caputo-Fabrizio and Atangana-Baleanu-Caputo sense, a derivation of the special solution was achieved via an iterative approach and using an iterative methodology via the Crank-Nicholson scheme.

The framework describes an iterative methodology to evaluate these expectations in practice, which is based on an understanding and modeling of the dynamics of the built environment to which materials, components, and systems are exposed.

This study uses an iterative methodology to develop a toolkit to assess internationally agreed domains of institutional care relevant to commissioners and providers of services and service users.

A two-stage iterative methodology, in which a WDN designed using LP in the first stage for the selected flow-distribution corresponding to all-pipes working condition, is checked in the second stage for its performance under failure conditions.

A new stepwise iterative methodology using living anionic polymers with a 1,1-diphenylethylene (DPE) derivative substituted with a protected formyl functionality bearing a 1,3-dioxolane (DOL) function, 2, was developed in order to synthesize well-defined μ-star polymers composed of poly methacrylate -based arms.

With a view to increasing the operational simplicity still further, we decided to develop a one-pot iterative methodology in which the targeting unit and the metal binding moiety are combined sequentially with a readily available fluorophore core.

By applying a use case-driven iterative methodology, we developed information models and ontology to represent the content structure of the recent National Climate Assessment draft report and its associated provenance information.

In short, action research is a pragmatic, learning-based iterative methodology and process that seeks to improve the ways in which selected issues are addressed and problems solved, in concert with a broader community of practice (Chambers 1983; Freire 1970; McNiff and Whitehead 2009; McNiff 2002).