Sentence examples for concerned with the methodology from inspiring English sources

The next section is concerned with the methodology and the main results.

The following sections are concerned with the methodology for determining the decoupling indices (DI) and the index of total factor productivity change (TFPCH) and its components.

Section 5 is concerned with the methodology employed for the performance analysis and shows how the experimental tests are designed before and after the project execution.

IS: carried out the infection of mice with schistosoma, performed the histological analysis and drafted the paragraphs concerned with the methodology of this method.

Meinong's psychological works are more concerned with the methodology of psychology and with what Brentano called "descriptive psychology" — a kind of classification or taking of an inventory of the mental furniture — than with "genetic psychology", i.e., the experiment-based, causal theory of mental (and physiological) occurrences.

Few of them (3 out of 16) felt that they needed more training especially on the content for the subjects they were teaching like Mathematics and English while only one was more concerned with the approach (methodology) of handling classes of mixed leaners.

Having been generated from a retrospective analysis, our results should be evaluated with caution because of the well known biases concerned with this methodology.

The guideline is especially concerned with the description of the methodology used, the selection process of the literature used and which evidence the recommendations are based upon.

Although we were not chiefly concerned with the runtime of the methodology, our prototype assembler can be used on fairly large datasets.

If mathematics were genuinely concerned with the spatiotemporal, surely its methodology would be more empirical.

Sarah Manguso's book is less concerned with the phenomenology of grief than with the methodology of grief-writing.