Sentence examples for developmental methodology from inspiring English sources

This study contributes a novel developmental methodology from the Information Systems ISS) field as a reference model for future HBIS development, along with the integration of indicators from three major managerial dimensions - NHI, hospital accreditation, and healthcare quality.

This paper describes the development of a hospital-based business intelligent system (HBIS) based on a novel developmental methodology, called the design science research methodology (DSRM), and implemented in a regional general hospital in Taiwan.

A full description of the developmental methodology and related data is provided in the Additional file 1.

Among all, SSR markers are outstanding in application because of their high reproducibility, multi-allelic nature, codominant inheritance, good uniform genome coverage, simplicity and inexpensive developmental methodology [ 6].

Williams [ 12] presents 11 evaluation case studies reporting the use of systems methods and concepts to evaluation, and Patton [ 13] writes and teaches on Developmental Evaluation, a methodology explicitly anchored in an understanding of the world as composed of overlapping open systems.

Developmental age peer methodologies were adapted for each stage and tested for appropriateness.

Jason Robert's (2004) treatment of explanation and methodology in developmental biology highlights what is probably the main valid point stemming from the context-dependence of molecular features.

This paper, which outlines activities associated with design of a personalised cricket faceguard for a prominent elite cricketer, uses earlier developed methodology to demonstrate developmental efforts and decision making processes employed in order to combine functional and affective aspects of design.

The authors of the review conducted with the Navigation Guide methodology concluded that "developmental exposure to PFOA adversely affects human health based on sufficient evidence of decreased fetal growth in both human and nonhuman mammalian species" (Lam et al. 2014).

Although it seems likely that all these approaches have identified imprinted genes it would seem that detection of imprinted loci (gene-specific or allele-specific) may be dependent upon accessions (genetic backgrounds), developmental stages sampled and experimental methodology.

Developmental trends and recommendations about design methodology, ways to improve the performance of handling devices, and feedback from applications of THIC systems are also discussed.