Sentence examples for consistent methodologies for from inspiring English sources
This paper is aimed at providing experimental data for the development of consistent methodologies for the characterization of this building material.
However, the unevenness of measurement systems and transparent, consistent methodologies for environmental monitoring are persistent challenges that the Chinese government recognizes and has pledged to tackle in the 12th Five-Year Plan.
The methodological challenges arose from our goal of structuring a consistent methodology for reviewing literature from diverse fields of research.
Recognizing that the calculation of efficiencies was not always consistently done or well defined in the literature, we first developed a consistent methodology for reevaluating the candidate thermochemical cycles.
They found that the testers did not consistently use the correct-size plates, that they did not use a consistent methodology for measuring the velocity of test rounds and that they did not always test at the required altitude and weather conditions.
The regulator must develop a consistent methodology for inspectors to follow that will ensure clinical experts are available when required.
A tool like the fieldprint calculator not only provides a consistent methodology for measuring impacts, but it also offers vital clues for increasing farm productivity with fewer inputs – ie the fabled "more for less" formula promoted by sustainability experts.
This paper presents a consistent methodology for the assessment of nonlinear behavior of structural steel column under severe loading conditions.
By augmenting the single crystal FeFP kinematics with a geometric argument, a consistent methodology for determining the initial and evolving GND state has been derived.
It is shown that the standard model provides a consistent methodology for interpreting particle behavior; ζ-potentials inferred from mobility and dielectric relaxation agree to within experimental error.
We also develop a consistent methodology for an assessment of the combined effect of uncertainty in hydraulic conditions and uncertainty in reactive transport parameters for delimiting of both contaminant source zones and zones absent of source, based on (downgradient) IPTs.
