Sentence examples for drawing on methodologies from inspiring English sources

The primary purpose of the present paper is to investigate this phenomenon quantitatively, drawing on methodologies drawn from recent studies of glass-forming liquids to determine the nature of collective atomic motions responsible for the NP shape fluctuations.

In order to develop a guideline-based decision support system (DSS) prototype to help clinicians deal with diabetic patients' foot problems, we drew on methodologies from qualitative research, cognitive science, and information systems.

This sort of "strategic foresight" draws on methodologies established over decades, in foresight study programs in graduate and undergraduate programs, to examine what Grim sums up as the "Three Ps": what's plausible, probable, and preferable.

He has drawn on methodology, devised by US public policy expert Steve Aos, to determine how cost-effective and successful these programmes are.

We report a systematic review drawing on established methodologies [ 11] to determine first, the extent to which QOL measures are used in paediatric clinical trials and RCTs, and second, the quality of QOL measures currently used.

"This administration utilizes the best available science in assessing the benefits and costs of any potential regulation, drawing on widely accepted methodologies that have been in use for years," Meg Reilly, a spokeswoman for the Office of Management and Budget, which oversees the rule-making process, said in an e-mail.

Drawing on interpretive description methodology, the data were processed and analysed throughout the research process [ 41, 42].

The paper illustrates the benefits of an integrated environmental-studies approach that draws on data, methodologies and analytical tools of environmental humanities, social sciences, and geosciences to better understand long-term human ecodynamics and changing human-landscape-environment interactions through time.

We describe and compare the two cases, using a common PES definition and methodology, drawing on both primary interview-based information and secondary data.

The results from both methods have been compared with simulated and experimental data and conclusions have been drawn on the methodology and the approximations used.

Employing a corpus-based methodology and drawing on critical discourse analysis, this study examines news stories about China published in Newsweek and the Korean translations of these stories in Newsweek Hangukpan, the Korean-language version of Newsweek.