Sentence examples for by the methodological framework from inspiring English sources

The methodology was rigorous and was guided by the methodological framework for developing and testing measurement scales described by Streiner and Norman [ 32] that is widely used.

PG conceived of the idea of awareness to be bolstered by the methodological framework reviewed here and JP contributed toward refining the context and application.

The development of a CONSORT PRO extension was thus undertaken, led by a Task Force of the International Society for Quality of Life Research ISOQOLL) and guided by the methodological framework proposed by the EQUATOR Network [ 14].

Reliability in a qualitative study is achieved by explaining the methodological framework and analytical constructs (35).

We showed how biological insights can be derived by applying the methodological framework to a single well-characterized and experimentally grounded GRN: the FOS-GRN.

The present study helps by providing the methodological framework to estimate intake fractions in indoor settings in a structured, transparent and consistent manner.

Guided by the methodological frameworks for developing measurement scales described by Streiner and Norman [ 46] and Pett, Lackey and Sullivan [ 47], the study consisted of five phases implemented over the course of 4 years.

We refer to the methodological framework proposed by Buchanan at the end of the 1980s for the elicitation of expert knowledge in the field of artificial intelligence through 'sharing observation' (Forsythe and Buchanan 1989; Schön 1983).

The evaluation was performed according to the methodological framework proposed by Bockstaller and Girardin [Bockstaller, C., Girardin, P., 2003. How to validate environmental indicators? Agric. Syst. 76, 639 653]: design, output and end-use validation.

Additionally, the methodological framework was informed by a theoretical perspective of constructionism (Martinez and Stager 2013; Papert and Harel 1991), whereby meaning is created through constructing and sharing artifacts.

The methodological framework was informed by the epistemological perspective of constructivism (Piaget 1996) to emphasize that knowledge is constructed through human-world interaction and, specifically, to guide the research study toward understanding how and what Makers learn through their actions to create.