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.
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 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.
Examples of Creationist Methodology.
Examples of the methodology's application to tensegrity structures design are presented.
Finally, application examples of this methodology are provided to illustrate some important implications of the spatial correlation of core test values on concrete strength estimations.
Examples of modeling methodology are provided using four different kinds of intense storms and substorms, namely, Positive Arctic, Positive Antarctic, Negative Arctic and Negative Antarctic that occurred between 1999 and 2013.
A constructive research methodology involving the use of evolutionary algorithms to evolve continuous-time recurrent neural networks for controlling the behavior of model agents is described, and several examples of this methodology are presented, including models of chemotaxis, walking, sequential decision-making and learning.
To name some examples of this methodology, Revellino et al. (2004) used the one dimensional DAN model (Hungr 1995) to simulate the velocity and duration of debris avalanches and the distribution of the deposits in the areas of Sarno/Quindici and Cervinara, (Italy).
