Sentence examples for competing methodologies from inspiring English sources

In practice, it's a melee of competing methodologies and claims (usually by analysis companies who say that only they add this or that dimension).

The market price for any asset is in theory arrived at by buyers and sellers independently forming their own views of the asset's worth, often using competing methodologies to reach their conclusions.

It is also shown to be significantly more efficient in terms of computational expense than competing methodologies.

In so doing, we suggest the two methods provide complementary, rather than competing, methodologies.

In the health economics literature, there are two competing methodologies for estimating productivity costs: the human capital approach and the friction cost method [ 9- 12].

More specifically, in comparison with a competing methodology as well as its type-1 counterpart, the proposed interval type-2 strategy expends better or comparative control effort while reaching considerably better tracking performance.

It also says it is vital that the world's three major sustainability standard-setters – the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), and the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board SASBB) - harmonise their competing reporting methodologies and guidelines.

It struck me that jet travel had created a new academic community, a global campus inhabited by wandering scholars who met in exotic locations to demonstrate their professional skills (it was a time when traditional literary scholarship was being challenged by a host of competing new methodologies), while at the same time indulging in the pleasures of tourism, and sometimes amorous dalliance.

The simultaneous tailored approach can incorporate large-scale and detailed adsorption models and is more robust and efficient than competing optimization methodologies.

Methylation data were adjusted for plate effects via ComBat (Johnson et al. 2007), which performs effectively compared with competing adjustment methodologies.

A competing risks methodology allows for a better understanding of why NP increases mortality.