Sentence examples for change its methodology from inspiring English sources

The company declined to change its methodology.

This is after it changed its methodology to exclude some of its operations: otherwise it would have been responsible for over twice that amount.

The society has quarterly figures dating back to 1952 and monthly figures dating back to 1991, although it changed its methodology in 1993.

ICE would only provide data going back to February 2016, when the agency said it changed its methodology for compiling statistics on pregnant detainees.

First American CoreLogic said it changed its methodology to take into account two things that the firm's previous data hadn't reflected: how much of a loan's principal had been paid down, and how much of a home equity line of credit was actually being used.

It's not the first time the research firm has scrutinized this demographic either, although it notes it has changed its methodology for the latest report — using an online only survey method vs telephone interviews it has used in prior teen polls — so is not making like-for-like comparisons with earlier reports.

It's not the first time the research firm has scrutinized this demographic either, although it notes it has changed its methodology for the latest report — using an online only survey method vs telephone interviews it has used in prior teen polls — so is not making like-for-like comparisons with earlier reports.

QS says it has changed its methodology slightly this year to counteract a bias in favour of universities specialising in life sciences and to better reflect the qualities of institutions focusing on other areas.

Agency officials cautioned that the bureau changed its methodology in 2014, complicating an exact historical comparison.

But comparisons have been made difficult since the government changed its methodology in the most recent figures.

Fiat Chrysler changed its methodology for reporting monthly sales after disclosure of the investigations, which a spokeswoman said was "an opportunity to be more transparent".