Sentence examples for introduced a methodological from inspiring English sources
We have introduced a methodological approach to solve this shortcoming.
Richard's initial research introduced a methodological innovation to persuasion studies that has now become standard practice in the field.
A recent study by Wilensky and associates [ 27] introduced a methodological approach for measuring persistence in glaucoma patients that used days supply as reported on the prescription claim to compare persistence across prostaglandin analogues.
It introduces a methodological framework for delineating comparative assessments of usability testing methods for children participants.
But the authors argue that rather than introducing a methodological flaw, they simply acknowledged a shared point of reference.
This paper introduces a methodological framework for performance assessment of spatial dynamic models by means of map comparison.
Since the energy refurbishment can be easily associated to structural consolidation or functional reorganization works, this paper is aimed to introduce a methodological approach with reference to both structural behavior and energy performance for the space heating and cooling.
This paper introduces a methodological approach that can be used by both researchers and managers to quickly visualize a supply chain, map out the propagation path of disruptive events from the supply side to the end customer and understand potential weaknesses in the supply chain design; taking into account the structure, connectivity, and dependence within the supply chain.
The experiment is also important because it introduces a methodological advance over the previous ones.
This paper introduces a methodological approach to infer the indirect economic benefits of interventions to improve physical functions when direct data do not exist.
The PNAS paper introduced a new methodological technique — using what's known as Monte Carlo simulations — to make these sorts of attributions, which opens up new avenues of exploration.
