Sentence examples for currently used methodology from inspiring English sources
The new design methodology is called colorless distributed combustion (CDC) and is significantly different from the currently used methodology.
We aimed to present some issues based on existing X-ray data from observatories such as Chandra and XMM-Newton to the statisticians and clarify difficulties with the currently used methodologies, e.g. MCMC methods.
The standard methods for estimating average ventilation rates were applied to the sample and results compared with measurements, indicating a need to adapt currently used methodologies to adequately include user effect.
iOSCE is a new methodology at Taipei Medical University which combines the currently used OSCE methodology with an integrated, informative, investigative and innovative approach by using both virtual and standardized patients.
In detecting simulated treatment effects, the ADAS-CogIRT methodology provides significant improvements in statistical power over the currently used ANCOVA methodology (Figs. 4b-d and 5b-d).
They follow from the currently used design methodology of mechatronic systems based on design through simulation.
These diagrams can be used directly to improve the prediction and design of the lubrication quality and the regimes of the macro-scale contacts by employing a currently used, conventional methodology and equations.
Moreover, even a casual review of contemporary experimental works specifically in the area of implantable RF telemetry for cardiac monitoring may lead to the conclusion that the currently used design methodology does not result in the systems that occupy the minimum volume allowed by the current technology.
Conclusions regarding currently used design methodologies are given.
The methodology currently used in Spain does not seem appropriate for ranking the candidates or improving curriculum development.
While with the Corps he developed the definition of wetlands and criteria for the delineation methodology currently used by the Corps and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
