The research paper indicates the methodology of incorporating data into the indicator table and its value as Sustainable Tourism analysis tool for different stakeholders, the analysis tool aims to be a sample for other case studies analyses.
The tables below shows a summary of studies in different countries or regions, their major findings and it equally indicates the methodology used.
Method- indicates the methodology used to ascertain fertility for the specified time point.
In addition to the methodology, only 31%% reported formal consensus method and 10%% applied the modified Delphi process [ 11], which indicated the methodology need to be improved.
This investigation with ten debris insertions spaced over a duration of five million cycles demonstrated consistent trends of wear (linear-regression coefficients R > 0.98) that indicated the methodology was applicable for future scientific study.
In contrast, Gardener et al [ 63] describe a case study where unanticipated problems arising during a pilot lead to abandoning a subsequent RCT even though pre-stated objectives indicated the methodology to be feasible.
The results presented in Table 4 indicate that the methodologies yield radically different estimates of the total number of condoms used.
Consistent results obtained from the proposed probabilistic models, compared to the most well-known models, indicate the robustness of the methodology used in this study.
Further, the methodology should indicate the presence of a contaminant in short time periods since in the agar plate methods used frequently it takes about 24 h.
The results indicate the most efficient design methodology.
