Sentence examples for internationally accepted methodology from inspiring English sources

The translation followed an internationally accepted methodology into 3 steps: forward translation, backward translation, and patients' cognitive debriefing.

The linguistic validation processes outlined in the methodology section comprise of the general procedures derived from the literature and internationally accepted methodology [ 13- 18].

The methodology for societal ex-post evaluation at research group level is still at quite an early stage compared to the internationally accepted methodology for scientific evaluation of research groups as developed by CWTS that all Dutch UMCs adhere to.

Conducted using an internationally accepted methodology, the cultural adaptation of an HRQoL questionnaire encompasses two essential stages: a translation stage ensuring linguistic validity of the questionnaire in the new language and the evaluation of the psychometric properties of the questionnaire or psychometric validation [ 30].

The translation of the MSQOL-54 in French Canadian was carried out within the confines of internationally accepted methodologies under the supervision of experts in the field of cultural adaptation [ 29, 30].

We have used an internationally accepted empirical methodology for the evaluation of tunnels and underground man-made constructions.

Robust knowledge is the product of a range of internationally accepted research methodologies, but the production of the trust necessary to mobilise that knowledge has less obvious algorithms behind it.

The overall approach adhered to the WHO-CHOICE methodology on costing analysis – an internationally accepted standard for the conduct of economic analysis of health programs, especially in low- and middle-income countries [ 6].

"We're trying to provide rigour, to be very consistent and report against generally accepted methodologies.

An internationally accepted model and calibration using plant data is used to illustrate the design methodology and the level of performance attained by the controllers.

This limit is the internationally accepted goal.