The radiocaesium technique has become an attractive methodology for quantifying long-term average soil erosion and accumulation rates.
Phytoremediation has emerged as an attractive methodology to deal with environmental pollution, which is a serious worldwide problem.
Electrochemical removal is considered as an attractive methodology for the treatment of wastewater due to its efficiency in the removal of a huge number of contaminants.
Aiming to enhance UHMWPE wear resistance, surface modification with swift heavy ion irradiation (SHI) appears as a potential and attractive methodology.
Simultaneous hydrolysis of ANFL and production of an enzyme with the potential for different industrial applications provide an attractive methodology for the disposal of tannery solid waste.
The simplicity, robustness and generally useful results make this one dimensional (1D), quasi-1D approach a viable and attractive methodology, especially for preliminary design work.
Immersed boundary method (IBM) emerged as an attractive methodology because of its ability to efficiently handle complex moving and rotating geometries on structured grids.
By adopting the simulation-based optimization and decision-making concepts in nature science researches, experimental economics (EE) methods [4, 5] present themselves as an attractive methodology to achieve aforementioned analysis work.
Despite of the problems regarding the invasive method, such as costs, lack of frequency control, and network perturbation, they point to a very attractive methodology for identifying the electrical parameters and performing reliable diagnoses: the active monitoring and processing.
We propose that conducting field experiments in grocery stores is an attractive methodology for learning about food purchasing behaviors and identifying policy levers that may be successful in shaping those behaviors.
Statistical modeling is an attractive methodology to characterize the relationship between station and dilation because the resulting mathematical expressions could be used as a reference for comparison in the future.
