Sentence examples for in data methodology from inspiring English sources

A discussion of differences in expectations of short and long evolutionary periods has been undertaken, and together these reflect gaps in data, methodology, and theory to address key problems in the functional synthesis of molecular evolution.

This might explain many of the contradictions observed in many recent evolutionary studies, aggravating the effects of differences in source data, methodology and planning of experiments [ 12].

Staff members within this unit are biostatisticians and research scientists with many years of experience in data analysis, methodology development, and service to the research community.

The paper begins with reviewing satellite data, identification of storms and method of superposed epoch analysis in "Data and Methodology" section.

We mapped in detail the area of greater surface uplift velocity from March 2011 to December 2012, using PSI analysis of TerraSAR-X data, according to the processing strategy in "Data and Methodology" section (Fig. 5).

We note that, as described in "Data and methodology" section, a band-pass filter was applied to extract the tidal QBO embedded in those short-period signals from the amplitudes.

Pezzementi et al. [30] apply a predefined exploration routine with a single finger contact, to learn object models based on histograms of features (thus being the closest in data collection methodology to the work presented in this paper).

We have particular interest in physician trainees with an MD or MD/PHD who are interested in broadening their previous training to include a new category of research methodology (e.g., bench science trainees looking to gain training in translational or clinical research, or vice versa) and applicants looking to obtain training in data science methodology.

The health statistics systems differ in data collection methodology and area of coverage.

The analysis also addressed differences in data collection methodology between countries.

Furthermore, differences in data and methodology may result in even very well-designed evaluations of the same programme producing contrasting findings.