Sentence examples for development of new methodological from inspiring English sources

This Fund was expected to support the development of new methodological tools for research that is ecoregional in scope with the intention of promoting new approaches to natural resource management and rural development in ecoregions.

Research in palliative and end-of-life care faces unique challenges and there have been calls for the development of new methodological approaches to strengthen the evidence base [ 1].

On the basis of the explanatory framework, three development lines are proposed: the incorporation of new methodological approaches according to the complexity of HPP in PHC; the openness of habit change policies beyond the medical services; and the effective commitments in the medium to long term by the health services themselves at the policy management level.

This new legal framework supports the development of alternative methods to animal experimentation encouraging the improvement and/or design of new methodological strategies for the toxicological evaluation of chemical compounds.

The methodological approach used in the pre-validation development of new instruments (item generation, item reduction and question formatting) should be robust and transparent.

However, this observation may be related to the fact that all the computational studies performed within the ActivePapers framework were of methodological nature, i.e. contained the development of new computational methods.

A version of the correspondence principle also lives on in the philosophical literature where it has been generalized into a broad methodological principle (the generalized correspondence principle) constraining the development of new scientific theories.

There are a variety of theoretical and methodological issues that are important to consider during the development of new decision models in this field.

From an algorithmic and methodological point of view, the next challenge we face is the development of new methods for applying ontologies in data mining and data analysis.

We employ a methodological framework based on the 'product-space' approach, to investigate whether the development of new technologies is linked to the structure of the existing local knowledge base.

In addition, the development and application of a new methodological approach to define the retail food environment, which is assumed to be applicable in heterogeneous geographic settings made it possible to test these associations in a large representative sample of Wisconsin residents.