Sentence examples for issues and methodologies from inspiring English sources
The study is organized as follows: Section 2 provides a comprehensive review of modeling issues and methodologies related to seaport efficiency analysis and Section 3 presents the proposed methodology.
Strategy and implementation This innovation was piloted in 2006 with the participation of 120 adolescents who were trained in a variety of research issues and methodologies.
There is overlap in the concepts, focus issues, and methodologies of these various perspectives (Table 1), but some useful generalizations can be made.
The multidisciplinary nature of the issues and methodologies involved in environmental health science leads to the question of how the field and the scientists working in it can be defined.
This chapter discusses recent work on the development and use of functional-gene microarray (FGA) technology and issues and methodology surrounding their design and use.
We discuss design issues and methodology for an Environmentally Sensitive Shopper (ESS) index to measure the environmental sustainability of food consumption at the household level.
It puts forward the issues and methodology related to on-board measurement of the cooling curve and derivation of the structure function during idle times in induction motor drives for maintenance purposes.
This scheme consists of the parameters methodology, issues and participants (Methodology = MCDA, Issues = Research, development and reimbursement decisions, Participants = Manufacturers, hospital manager, health care provider, health policy makers) [ 19].
In other words, the entire research process (issue, framework and methodology) was developed jointly, from start to finish.
For a detailed explanation of this issue and other methodologies to test it based on the sample size, see Ashenfelter et al. (2000).
Then give feedback on the following: paper structure, the quality of data sources and methods of investigation used, specific issues on the methods and methodologies used (yes, there is a difference), logical flow of argument (or lack thereof), and validity of conclusions drawn.
