Sentence examples for development in methodology from inspiring English sources
Further development in methodology occurred over iterative applications.
We also discuss necessary development in methodology in order to have the highest impact on the study of the molecular composition of CSF proteins.
This ever-accelerating development in methodology and knowledge gain paves the way for the research to come in the field of natural product biosynthesis with P. putida.
Here we review recent developments in methodology and data analysis as well as the latest findings on how intrinsic signals are related to metabolic cost and electrophysiological activity in the brain.
We also discuss the latest developments in methodology for drug discovery that can be applied to the identification of protein protein interaction inhibitors, including the validation of the REPLACE strategy which has been successfully applied to two inhibitors of protein kinase oncology targets, CDK2/cyclin A and PLK1.
This project will utilise all the recent developments in methodology of systematic reviews of diagnostic tests as well as developments in statistical analysis.
This study examines the impact of the Business Risk Audit (BRA), a development in audit methodology implemented in the late 1990s, on actual audit practice and on practitioners.
This is the second recent epidemiologic study to link PBDEs with evidence of adverse effects on brain development, although differences in methodology between this and the other study [ EHP 117:1953–1958; Roze et al.] make direct comparisons difficult.
Since developments in synthetic methodology tend to be incorporated into new library development, and improvements in analytical and biological methodology are applied to screening systems, chemical genetics research often encapsulates the best of both chemistry and biology.
However, recent developments in statistical methodology are decreasing the extent to which pseudoreplication has to be tolerated.
Nevertheless, recent developments in a methodology called Embedded Discrete Fracture Model (EDFM) have successfully overcome the computational complexity to include discrete fractures in reservoir simulations.
