Sentence examples for interesting methodology from inspiring English sources
(The RAND survey has an interesting methodology — we'll explore it more in a separate post).
Molecular Imprinted Materials (MIM) has proved to be an interesting methodology for protein analysis however further studies of the effect of the experimental parameters and starting materials in the performance of the MIM are still required.
This is a very interesting methodology.
In vivo pulmonary cell proliferation measurement represents an interesting methodology to investigate the potential efficacy of therapies aimed at normalizing pathologic angioproliferation.
Some interesting methodologies and models can be extracted from relevant publications.
Although not exhaustive, this study presents some of the most interesting methodologies for fabricating and controlling 3D hot spots and assists researchers in understanding the evolution and challenges in this field, thereby furthering interest in developing chemical-sensing SERS techniques.
In parallel, technological and theoretical developments enabled limit analysis to be considered as an interesting design methodology.
The strategies presented here support the concept of structural analysis in conjunction with protein functional analysis as an interesting computational methodology to detect potential targets for structure-based rational drug design.
In this paper, we propose an interesting and innovative methodology for pattern recognition based automated individual-level clinical diagnosis of PD.
An approach can benefit from the ILO scheme in order to gradually shape, for example, the interestingness function (typically not all patterns with same statistical properties are equally interesting) and the methodology (sequences of decisions to process the vast amount of heterogeneous databases) most appropriate to discover such interesting patterns.
It could be interesting, using our methodology, to search for a signature in post-Chernobyl thyroid tumors and indeed to assess the relevance of our signature in classifying post-Chernobyl tumors compared with sporadic tumors.
