Sentence examples for examples of methodologies from inspiring English sources

Generally, evaluation methods seemed to be decided upon implicitly as the purpose, theories and indicators were chosen, thus it fits that a few key examples of methodologies have already been briefly presented in previous paragraphs, such as qualitative methodologies associated with "New Learning" evaluations.

The Rorschach Comprehensive System, the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, and the Thematic Apperception Test are used to illustrate examples of methodology in test construction, interpretation, and use of normative data that can either exacerbate or reduce bias.

This was an example of methodologies that can be applied for environmental chemicals with extensive epidemiological data and highlighted the complications introduced by some key data gaps that may exist even for data-rich chemicals.

Then the relevant part of the comprehensive human-centred systems design framework by William B. Rouse is given as an example of methodology where the issues of justification are systematically covered.

These results demonstrated that exenatide, at supratherapeutic concentrations, does not prolong QTc and provide an example of methodology for QT assessment of drugs with an inherent heart rate effect.

This review provides an overview of recent successful examples of computational methodologies used to predict druggable PPIs and small molecules designed to inhibit them.

Despite these few successful examples of potential methodologies to characterize and assess ED in invertebrates, there is still a great deal of uncertainty and lack of appropriate methods regarding the assessment of EDC effects in this group of organisms.

Examples of such methodologies do not include the dinucleotide relative abundance approach by Willner et al. and the HabiSign approach of Ghosh et al. Ghosh et al. (2011) also indicated that differences in tetranucleotide usage patterns can be used to identify genes (or metagenomic reads) originating from specific habitats.

We have reviewed examples of such methodologies elsewhere [ 5].

Five prominent examples of such methodologies are listed in Table 1 and are discussed below.

Adapted and improved for dedicated use in animal research, positron emission tomography (PET) and single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) are good examples of such methodologies.