Sentence examples for methodological approach applied from inspiring English sources
The mixed methodological approach applied by the School enables students to enter burgeoning fields, advance existing career trajectories, or pivot to new domains of expertise.
This study was designed to investigate manual lateralization in non-primate mammals using the methodological approach applied in primate studies.
We aimed to describe a methodological approach applied to measure the quality and inter-rater reliability of a regional multicentric thoracic surgical database (Paulista Lung Cancer Registry).
The methodological approach applied considers the special challenges resulting from the intermittent nature of RE ‒ we simulate developments in the German electricity market between 2015 and 2034 and differentiate across various power plant technologies according to their ability to flexibly react to changes in the residual load.
The methodological approach applied in the current study is easily transferable to other adverse environmental conditions, e.g. by selecting indicators of moisture-limitation.
This way, the methodological approach applied here could contribute to a deeper understanding of the nature of transition processes and the advancement of sustainability science.
This methodological approach applies Bayes' Theorem [ 4] to provide an estimate of the prevalence reduction in alcohol disorders associated with the intervention.
This call for changing methodological approach applies also to other areas of EMF research because when looking at the EMF publications one gets impression that this research is "stuck" on replication and re-replication of the studies using the same, often outdated, methods that in the end do not give resolution to the problem.
Inconsistencies might have resulted from the different methodological approaches applied.
In particular, the interdependence of physical, chemical and biological processes across spatial and temporal scales as well as the consequent complementarity of methodological approaches applied by researchers.
The methodological approaches applied to identify BRCA1 mutations also vary between clinical service laboratories and can have an impact on the proportion of women identified as carrying a mutation [ 8].
