Sentence examples for based methodology to study from inspiring English sources

This article proposes a GIS based methodology to study the spatial development of cities in early times.

We establish a live-cell-based methodology to study the lateral to end-on conversion of chromosome-microtubule attachments (hereafter termed end-on conversion).

These characteristics of the primers will facilitate the application of polymerase chain reaction-based methodologies to the study of B. bovis population and antigenic switching dynamics.

This paper shows that the ORP-EIS based methodology allows us to study the behaviour of corrosion inhibitors in an alternative way; the time-dependent behaviour of corrosion inhibitor containing electrochemical systems is highlighted, proving that this a useful approach for further corrosion inhibitor and active protective coating research.

A filter based methodology, studied earlier for SISO systems, is extended to MIMO systems.

A goal based methodology for HAZOP studies in which a functional model of the plant is used to assist in a functional decomposition of the plant starting from the purpose of the plant and continuing down to the function of a single node, e.g. a pipe section.

A performance displacement based methodology was applied to a case study of an earth dam.

A design of experiment (DOE) based methodology was adopted in this study to investigate the effects of multiple factors and their interactions on the performance of a municipal solid waste (MSW) composting process.

The multi-view learning [35] based methodology can be investigated to integrate different representations to present the comprehensive target and compound description and similarity calculation; (2) The transfer learning [36] based methodology is needed in VS for the study of "cross-target knowledge transfer" to leverage the information of large-scale of target and compound data.

A microscopic traffic simulation based methodology is used and its feasibility for studying safety aspects of route choice is assessed.

This study presents a GIS based methodology for use in the visual assessment of a potential new coastal fish farm development, focusing on both sea cages and the associated land based structures.