The phrase "as mentioned in the methodology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to information or details that were previously outlined in the methodology section of a document or report.
Example: "The results of the experiment align with the procedures as mentioned in the methodology."
Alternatives: "as outlined in the methodology" or "as described in the methodology."
MIKE SHE model was calibrated as mentioned in the methodology section and the discharge was simulated.
As mentioned in the methodology part, we have made an attempt to understand if crowdsourcing concept is a part of open innovation in B&M disciplines.
As mentioned in the methodology, an Indico index which is composed of capacity indicators and results—is applied to measure the innovativeness of the firms.
The generally high clustering coefficient values (including for T ≥ 0.7) seem to suggest that the network is not a purely random graph, as the clustering coefficient values for classical random networks are typically very low (close to zero, essentially due to random distribution of links), as mentioned in the methodology section earlier; see also, for example, Watts and Strogatz (1998).
As mentioned in the methodology, in the graphs generated by GeminiGraph the distance between two interacting segments of interface is fixed and identical for all interfaces, independently of the real atomic distances that exist between the interacting atoms.
As mentioned in the methodology
As mentioned in the fuzzy-TOPSIS methodology step 1, triangular fuzzy numbers were used to convert linguistics variable into the fuzzy numbers.
As already mentioned in the methodology section, the student population at the universities of applied sciences in which these teachers work is highly diverse, with around 50% of students being of non-Dutch ethnic origin.
The proposed MSD methodology starts after identification of the system states as mentioned in the previous section.
* Texts in parenthesis indicate quality ratings of the review studies as per our criteria mentioned in the methodology section *partner notification was investigated as a secondary outcome in these studies From 609 articles (474 unique: not overlapped across search data bases), 372 were from Medline, 138 from Embase (Scirus), and 99 from Google scholar data base.
These abbreviations are used to explain which combination of the techniques mentioned in the methodology is used for experimentation.
