Sentence examples for methodical definition from inspiring English sources
We were able to meet many standards set for the epidemiologic study of neurodevelopmental effects of in utero chemical exposure (Amler et al. 2006), particularly with regard to the methodical definition and testing of plausible hypotheses a priori.
This allowed a statistical definition of methodical requirements necessary for an informed choice of MST methods.
Due to methodical differences (e.g., definition of nutritional status, nutritional status range, primary or permanent dentition, sex, age, and ethnic group), correlation coefficients between dental development and nutritional status vary between studies.
"standardization of concepts and their terms as well as of concept systems by authorized committees with appropriate domain-specific, linguistic and methodical qualifications aiming at terminological definitions in standards".
However, further investigations are needed for a comprehensive definition of FOI pathologies, advancement of methodical standards and evaluation of sensitivity to change and prognostic value.
Primarily, methodical data on sampling, study design, explored constructs, and definition of outcome criteria were extracted from all selected studies.
I am not arguing here for abandoning a universal definition, just for a more truly universally grounded and methodical one.
Make the methods for identifying specific genes more explicitly methodical.
We'll define it as "the slow, deliberate, and methodical advance of Islamic law (Shariah) in non-Muslim countries" (literal definitions below).
In addition methodical aspects (e.g. sensitivity of rs-fMRI to motion generated artifacts, choice of kernels and significance thresholds, definition of seeds for assigning the area specific disease load and choice of cognitive and motor tasks especially for longitudinal investigations) will have to be discussed to further optimize this proposed model of compensation.
