Sentence examples for guidance on methodology from inspiring English sources

Nathaniel Heller, executive director, Global Integrity, Washington DC, US. @globalintegrity Nathaniel provides leadership and strategic guidance on methodology development, fundraising, recruitment of experts and fieldwork.

SK, MMN, LM and DK designed the research; SK carried out data collection and data analysis and wrote the manuscript while MNN, LM and DK provided technical guidance on methodology, data synthesis and editing of the manuscript.

The support from national government to cities includes guidance on methodology, the state of the art, and a catalogue of measures (see www.certu-catalogue.fr, the on-line library disseminating free and charged documents).

Table 2 Guidance texts and information sources for early benefit assessment in Germany (G-BA/IQWIG) and single technology appraisal in England NICEE) – a comparison Methodological element Benefit assessment in Germany (G-BA/IQWIG) Single technology appraisal in England NICEE) Guidance on methodology Comprehensive, very detailed, and available publicly and partly in English.

Ultimately, we hope that the work presented here will provide conservation professionals with some guidance on methodology and interpretation of social networks generated from internet-based information.

This paper is aimed at providing some guidance on methodologies for predicting part-load performance of aero-derivative gas turbines.

The objective of this report is to present guidance on methodologies for those undertaking such analyses or for those reviewing the results of such analyses.

Despite some initial work describing the evaluation of science and technology initiatives [ 6, 15, 17- 21] there is little guidance on methodologies that would be appropriate, and even less experience in implementing them [ 22].

The following aspects were examined: guidance texts on methodology and information sources for the assessment; clinical study design and methodology; statistical analysis, quality of evidence base, extrapolation of results (modeling), and generalisability of study results; and categorisation of outcome.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) provides good practice guidance on the methodology to account for the impact of land use management and land use change on organic carbon stocks in soils1.

JP reviewed, edited and finalized the paper, participated in the conceptualization of the paper, provided guidance on statistical methodology and simulation study design, and conducted data analyses.