Sentence examples for change in the methodology from inspiring English sources

There has to be a real change in the methodology of how hotels are run to preserve water, energy and other natural resources.

This requires a change in the methodology too.

In this development, in situ water and water production are neglected but could be included without change in the methodology.

Will a change in the methodology to rotated questionnaires have an impact on the continuity of PISA results?   3.

When Bacon returned to Paris in the 1250s, he was to witness a profound change in the methodology of university learning, that is, the introduction of the "Sentence-Method" into the study of theology.

All in all, because with each change in the methodology the data are not revised backwards, neither LME, nor GCI, nor country rankings based on these indices are suitable for comparisons over time.

Also, as a temporary fix, the EPR's operational flexibility should be abandoned "until after licensing, and the implementation of new changes in the methodology or the safety criteria so as to ease the operating constraints," according to a May 2007 document.

But Pravin Visaria, the economist who has overseen the surveys conducted by the National Sample Survey Organization since 1991, cautioned that while the 1999 poverty measurements are the most accurate to date, they cannot be compared with the results from earlier years because of changes in the methodology of the survey.

As I demonstrate below, the main difference between the Piketty time series for UK inequality and the Giles time series for UK inequality, is that Piketty corrects his data series to allow for this 23 percentage-point drop (caused by changes in the methodology used to measure the wealth distribution), whereas Giles does not.

The effect of HAZ on verbal skills, however, is less robust to changes in the methodology.

Changes in the methodology were taken into account by providing the students with more learning resources.