Sentence examples for methodological and applied from inspiring English sources

Finally, we suggest a considerable research agenda – theoretical, methodological and applied – for future work within different forms of blue space.

The goals of the proposed manuscript are to draw upon the long history of methodological and applied literature on longitudinal statistical models to summarize common problems and issues that arise in their use.

This chapter reviews the relevance of PCR in biotechnology from a methodological and applied point of view, highlighting the optimization process, as well as the troubleshooting of the technology, which has a significant impact in the biomedical sciences.

Since its conception, many methodological and applied papers have emerged that build on or use MDR.

Gianola et al. (2006) proposed using this approach for genomic prediction and since then several methodological and applied articles have been published elsewhere (Gianola and de los Campos 2008; de los Campos et al. 2009a, 2010).

This method has been applied in a number of methodological and applied studies (see for example, [ 10- 13]).

Despite these limitations, we draw methodological, theoretical, and applied implications from the current studies.

That literature explores many methodological approaches and applies its conclusions to many schools and branches of economics.

A GIS-based methodological framework was developed and applied to map agricultural heritage (AH), understood as a non-divisible combination of three cultural services (dimensions, D): the heritage value associated to a culturally significant species (i.e. Chiloé native potato) (D1); the traditional systems of knowledge of AH keepers (D2); and the social relations among them (D3).

This implies that conducting methodological high-quality reviews on ethical issues requires appropriate quality criteria and methodological standards to be defined and applied in ethics research and publication writing.

SPARD developed and applied new methodological approaches, particularly spatial econometrics, to evaluate selected measures that contribute to improved competitiveness, environmental performance and rural viability.