Sentence examples for develop a novel methodological from inspiring English sources
In this article, we develop a novel methodological framework to provide insights into the role of key natural resource-based sectors (such as fisheries) in the wider economy.
76 In this study we have developed a novel methodological approach combining small area estimates on the need for and surgical provision of hip and knee replacement surgery to explore evidence of inequity in access to care.
Develop a novel framework for the risk assessment of microplastics.
A methodological study was carried out to assess accuracy of the Tanita TBF 300A leg-to-leg bioimpedance analyzer among Bangladeshi children and to develop a novel equation for the estimation of FFM (35) using deuterium dilution technique as the reference method among a subsample of 200 children (102 males and 98 females) aged 4 10 years.
Here, we develop a novel 1D collision assay (Fig. 1i).
We thus felt it necessary to develop a novel framework.
Two distinct real options analysis (ROA) models are developed to evaluate and optimize flexible strategies for these systems, relying on a novel methodological approach to value flexibility based on decision rules.
A novel methodological approach based on a Bayesian framework and Monte Carlo Markov Chain (MCMC) simulation is developed to rank and select suppliers using specific selection objectives.
This paper outlines a novel methodological approach that is applicable to situations where a systematic literature review has identified numerous high quality validated instruments (developed using mainly inductive methods), but where none of the identified instruments are appropriate to be used, in their current form, to address the research questions in a particular study.
While this particular application shows only marginal improvement, we offer cluster-based resampling as a novel methodological contribution.
Our comparative hermeneutic approach makes a novel methodological contribution to interpretive studies of sustainability policy and governance.
