Sentence examples for explicit methodology from inspiring English sources

Up to now, there is no general and explicit methodology to identify the relation and the optimum combination of magnetic and growth parameters e.g., frequency, phase shift, current magnitude and interface deflection in a buoyancy regime.

The spatially explicit methodology focuses on the changes in landscape properties resulting from the implementation of these policies and its effects on the supply of landscape services and economic values of the landscape services.

In contrast, a Cochrane Review circumvents this by using a predefined, rigorous and explicit methodology.

Therefore, to analyze the contribution of case study research to the scientific development, it needs to compare explicit methodology.

The explicit methodology presented here aims to develop a useful tool that can provide the inputs for atomistic strain analysis instead of a specific model.

We had clear criteria and an explicit methodology (repeated below the revised list), but the original list had numerous and notable omissions sorry, Francis Collins (@NIHDirector) and Sylvia Earle (@SylviaEarle), for example!

Although, apparently traces of EBM appeared in ancient Greece, and a Scottish epidemiologist called Cochrane developed the discipline in the 1970s, the term "evidence-based medicine" first appeared in medical literature in 1992, in a paper by Gordon Guyatt and David Sackett, who also defined the explicit methodologies.

This study presents one of the first spatially explicit methodologies to quantify and analyse spatial variation in economic value of landscape services in time, and therefore can contribute to well-informed management of landscapes.

We therefore developed a hybrid approach, described in "Methods" section, identifying preferred sources based primarily on satellite-based analyses with explicit methodologies [e.g., 46, 53] over nationally compiled statistics [e.g., 18], where possible accounting for estimated non-uniform density of carbon in forests across the Amazon.

and any reports that lacked explicit methodologies for data collection, such as anecdotal accounts of health service availability.

89 Another key difference is that a systematic review requires explicit methodologies to assess the quality of included articles, and it requires a full range of search engines where necessary.