Sentence examples for little methodology from inspiring English sources

Little methodology has hitherto been available to guide the design of such algorithms.

The simple fact is that, other than developing breakthroughs in diagnosis and treatment of individuals or restructuring how we pay for services, we have strikingly little methodology of reform for medical care.

Estimates of groundwater recharge are few, with little documented methodology for the estimation methods for Afghanistan locations other than the Kabul Basin to the north.

The Yuan and Little (39) methodology did not permit detection of a discernible pattern indicative of a relationship between the attrition rate and size of the effect in those studies included in the meta-analysis.

The majority of studies were of low methodological quality with only little overlap in methodology and cytokines investigated.

E. H. Carr called history a conversation between the historian and his sources, but because Reynolds covers so much with so little mention of methodology, that conversation here is a pretty laconic one.

Then talk turned to precise stirring technique, about which there was little agreement on methodology, but general agreement on one point.

Students rated a set of five personally salient, self-generated and five normative life goals on a series of dimensions using the personal projects methodology (Little, 1983).

Despite the fact that this brought sufficient technology for a mature engineering methodology, little use is made of it in current practice, and developing 'intelligent' software is not much different today from what it was at the beginning of the 1980s.

I used to do surveys for a living, so I know a little about polling methodology.

Little overlap in methodology was seen with every centre using different antibodies at different dilutions or different scoring systems.