Sentence examples for development of the methodological from inspiring English sources
His research activity focuses on various transport processes of heat and mass, the development of the methodological and application aspects through numerical, analytical, and experimental investigations.
The deadline: 8 October 2015 Terms of Reference 29 September 2015 National consultants for development of the methodological recommendations on Dried Blood Spot (DBS) method as an instrument for Early Infant Diagnostic of HIV within the pilot project 'Introduction of DBS for EID of HIV into laboratory practice in Ukraine '.
Traditional scientific debate is one part of this kind of user-centred development, but the pragmatic development activities are another part of the methodological development.
For the purposes of studying of the sustainable development the methodological approaches of the theory of dynamic norms were used in papers of Tretyakova (2014), Deshina (2009), Mazhazhikhov and Mishozhev (2012).
The results of the study can be used as the basis for the development of methodological approaches to the study of the combined action of toxic substances administered by inhalation.
All authors contributed to the development of the manuscript through methodological advice, analysis, comments and edits to the text and figures.
Thus, the objective of this study is the development of a methodological framework that incorporates the spatial variable to improve the design of forest pp ad hoc to each territory.
The focus of the present paper is on the development of a methodological framework for guiding strategic decision-making towards the sustainable future development of peripheral small island regions, constituting distinct examples of lagging behind regions at a European scale.
This study focuses on the development of a methodological framework for the design of a five-echelon hydrogen supply chain (HSC) (energy source, production, storage, transportation and fuelling station) considering the geographic level of implementation.
The primary objective of this work is the development of a methodological framework to enable the integration of human and organisational factors (HOFs) as quantitative metrics within prognostics maintenance models.
The purpose is twofold: Firstly, to contribute to the development of a methodological framework for assessing the military utility of spectral design, and secondly to assess the threat from advances in LWIR sensors and their use in surface-to-air-missile systems.
