Sentence examples for methodological background of from inspiring English sources

Therefore, our objective was to provide empirical and methodological background of why and how to investigate the specific effect of the provider on patients' health outcomes.

As another aspect, the methodological background of solution centre takes the advantage of OR/MS techniques comply with the focused problems.

Based on the methodological background of usability engineering, an innovative interpretation of the user interface of the German electronic interlocking system (ESTW) was developed.

Section 2 presents the methodological background of the research.

The methodological background of the flood risk analysis and the step-by-step approach is a coherent economic pluvial flood risk assessment framework for evaluation of climate change adaptation options in a hydrological context developed by Zhou and others (2012).

Using the signatures of heavy stable isotopes of nitrogen (δ N) and carbon (δ C) as long-term integrators of an individual's diet, one can describe an individual's position in the biplot of a two-dimensional niche space (for a detailed theoretical and methodological background of the metrics applied, refer to Layman et al. (2007).

The rest of this paper is organized as follows: Firstly the methodological backgrounds of the MULTIMOORA and MOOSRA methods are provided, respectively.

To allow a comprehensive summary of the recommendations as well as to provide relevant methodological background information, the results of the consensus were structured into two parts 1) methodological remarks and 2) recommendations.

This paper outlines the methodological background and presents a summary of the main results of a series of undertaken international, IMO-led studies, on the harmonisation of the new probabilistic, risk-based regulations with the currently in-force regulatory provisions for assessing the damage stability of dry cargo and passenger ships.

Along with the CONSORT statement, we have updated the explanation and elaboration article, 13 which explains the inclusion of each checklist item, provides methodological background, and gives published examples of transparent reporting.

A number of the authors in this collection, regardless of their methodological background, tend to try to salvage what they consider important from formal logic and to reframe their own favorite logical "kernels of truth" in ways that can be useful for feminists—or at a minimum avoid feminist objections.