Sentence examples for former methodology from inspiring English sources

He told me that if the former methodology is correct, it means that the rate of ice expansion has been over estimated.

The former methodology is optimal for short-term prediction whereas the latter is optimal for simulations.

The cases where the former methodology fails to provide a valid reduced model, while the latter one succeeds, are explored.

In conclusion, our FR approach circumvents biases which former methodology suffers from, and we could identify some meaningful co-occurring TFBS pairs, one of which was experimentally supported.

The AAFs for the new methodology are very close to the AAFs estimated using the old methodology for the same drinking groups; however, the inclusion of former drinkers in the new methodology increases the total AAF for each region.

In relation with the former aspect, the methodology is detailed and the architecture of the whole system is summarized (including specification mechanisms, derivation rules, HLS tasks formalization, automated derivation procedure, etc).

Micrel, according to papers it filed in a lawsuit against its former auditors, adopted the methodology because of complaints from newly hired employees that sharp rises and drops in its stock price created unfairness among the staff.

The former study is mainly methodology driven: the researchers hold their hammer to find a nail.

It attempted to address questions such as "What are nurses' perceptions of their own productivity?" and "Which factors improve or diminish nurses' productivity?" To address the former questions a qualitative methodology was adopted.

In 2010, Qin et al. investigated the diversity of fecal samples of 124 European adults and reported that only 31 48.8%% of the reads from their studies (plus those from two former studies with comparable methodology but smaller sampling size) could be assigned to 194 public human gut bacterial genomes, while 7.6-21.27.6-21.2%be assigned to the bacterial genomes from Genbank [ 30].

We therefore used a novel methodology that employs former patients and family members as researchers to describe the experiences of critically ill patients and their families with ICUs and to identify opportunities for improvement.