Sentence examples for develop different methodologies from inspiring English sources

Some stick to the probabilistic framework but develop different methodologies within it (Fisher 1925; Neyman and Pearson 1928a,b; Royall 1997; Mayo 1996; Mayo and Spanos 2011; see entry on the philosophy of statistics).

The hardware part is modelled using the FLPA methodology to develop different node component models with a variable accuracy.

The two have developed along very different theoretical lines and have developed somewhat different methodology, although there is considerable overlap.

Moreover, the synthetic methodology may provide a generic guideline in developing different nanostructured MnO2/PPy electrode materials for electrochemical energy storage.

In line with this, at the moment we are developing a different methodology which could be used with other kinds of data (percentages, rates, etc)., for instance, with data coming from Sentinel Networks in which providers report weekly the percentage of patients with ILI from the total number of patients seen and the number of those patients with ILI.

Many simulation tools for WSN have been developed by using different methodologies such as general-purpose network simulation, operating system (OS) emulation, instruction set simulation and System-Level Description Language (SLDL).

At CGS, Doug will often develop a core learning module, but then develop a set of different methodologies around that module so that each trainee can interact with it in their own way.

The different methodologies developed and assessed in this work give a review of what can be done with DA schemes in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) paradigm.

The paper is organized into five sections including this introduction: Section 2 reports different methodologies developed in the last years for the dynamic OD estimation and after defines the one adopted in the study; in Section 3 the case study is presented, while the results of the application are reported in Section 4; finally Section 5 summarizes the main conclusions.

SIGN has developed, as well, different methodology checklists for the most common types of studies, including systematic reviews.

In that work, five scenarios were developed using a different methodology.