Sentence examples for development of methodologies that from inspiring English sources
Development of methodologies that confirm or deny the presence of natural and synthetic estrogens, their metabolites and other compounds with estrogenic activity is very important.
Responding to these challenges requires the development of methodologies that consider landscape change beyond individual sites and monuments and this paper reports the development of such an approach based on investigation of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, Derbyshire, UK.
There has been considerable expansion in the use of digital soil mapping technologies and development of methodologies that improve digital soil mapping at all scales and levels of resolution.
In the past few years we have been particularly interested in the development of methodologies that will promote a complete characterization of the organic colourants used in the past as well as their degradation products [1 12].
Nakata's award for "Advanced Acceleration Control Methods and Substructure Techniques for Shaking Table Tests" will support the development of methodologies that enhance accuracy and capabilities of shake table testing of structures.
Thus, statistics is playing a critical role through the development of methodologies that give high statistical power (SP) (i.e., accurate identification), and low false discovery rate (FDR)[ 21] (i.e. low misidentification).
The development of methodology that is designed to allow a significant increase in the patterning and in the functionalization of the dendrimer is the ultimate goal of the research described here.
Interest has thus emerged in the design, development and application of methodologies that might allow the competitiveness of tourist destinations to be evaluated.
This presents an opportunity for further scholarship to support the continued evolution and effectiveness of the development, use and impact of the diversity of methodologies that characterise the practice-led field of Foresight.
The evolution of nanostructured materials from relatively simple overall shapes and internal morphologies to those of increasing complexity is driving the development of synthetic methodologies that allow for the preparation of increasingly complex nanomedicine devices.
