Sentence examples for evolution of methodologies from inspiring English sources
This review of applications sets the stage for a discussion of the challenges requiring further evolution of methodologies.
Though the exact beginning point of journalism can be debated, one aspect of the field that remains a constant is the continuous evolution of methodology and process.
By considering "evolution of methodology" (e.g., differential screening of cDNA libraries vs. gene chip analysis vs. RNAseq approaches; gene knockout vs. RNA interference) students become aware of the pace of technique development and how the range of tools available may influence the nature of questions asked.
Major advances in the understanding of brain metabolism and blood flow are driven by evolution of methodology, ranging from micro-analytical and biochemical assays, molecular biological studies, quantitative autoradiography, PET (positron emission tomography), MRS (magnetic resonance spectroscopy), fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) and fluorescence microscopy.
New expectations on performance, coupled with the evolution of computational methodologies, are driving increasingly sophisticated solutions.
In the evolution of such methodologies, the role of the user is becoming more active, being the main character in several steps of the most commonly used approaches for the development and release of applications and tools.
Our goals with this review were as follows: (1) to examine the historical evolution of APRV methodology; (2) to evaluate the efficacy of the APRV methodologies versus conventional positive pressure ventilation (CPPV); and (3) to determine if there are optimal APRV settings for maximal lung protection.
Samuelson's role in the evolution of economic methodology is somewhat ambiguous.
