Sentence examples for definition of methods from inspiring English sources
Beside the formal definition of methods and concepts, we describe in detail a first implementation of a reconfigurable networked embedded system running automotive applications.
PA, head of the Department of public health, Pierre et Marie Curie University School of Medicine, Paris, France, participated to the definition of methods and article redaction.
These meta-analytical findings should be considered with caution because they were obtained from trials designed for other purposes (usually efficacy on glucose control) without any clear definition of methods for screening and criteria for diagnosis of cardiovascular events.
What is needed to solve these problems is the definition of methods for extracting and fusing the information coming from different (and heterogeneous) information sources (e.g. web sites and web databases) and subsequent presentation of the information according to a unique interface.
He dealt with Leibniz's logic in the section on the philosophical method and mentioned Leibniz's definition of "method" as the way to derive all knowledge with the help of "principles of knowledge" (Erkenntnisprinzipien) (Erdmann 1842, 109).
Comparing performance specifications against predefined acceptance limits in isolation of purpose does not conform to the strict definition of method validation.
The benchmark definition of method validation has been presented by the International Organisation for Standardisation as 'the confirmation by examination and the provision of objective evidence that the particular requirements for a specific intended use are fulfilled'.
Although there is no precise and universally accepted definition of "mixed methods" the term usually refers to some combination of quantitative and qualitative methods.
That is, our definition of mixed methods research was imposed on the data collection.
Our assumption was that our definition of mixed methods research was the same as that of the interviewees.
Such information is needed not only for formulating appropriate REDD+ strategies and policies, but also for the definition of suitable methods for measuring and monitoring.
