Sentence examples for methodological changes which from inspiring English sources

Margaret argued that the enormous amount of data collected and analysed at the LHC has transformed the notion of validation for computer simulations and introduced methodological changes which raise various new epistemological issues.

These include trivial aggregation of de jure and de facto measures, the use of opinion surveys that may not represent all types of firms, and frequent methodological changes, which render data incomparable over time.

The potential reasons for discrepancies reported in earlier comparative studies, and the methodological changes which led to improved correlations generally reported in more recent publications are discussed.

The Boston cord blood samples had higher GM-CFU concentrations (5.4 ± 3.2 colonies/103 MNC) than the previously reported Worcester samples (0.84 ± 0.47 colonies/103 MNC), but this was due to a methodological change in which cells were plated in a more efficacious commercial growth medium for obtaining GM-CFUs.

The methodological approach proposed here represents an evolution of a previous Fuzzy Multi-Level (FML) model [36, 37], obtained by means of various structural changes which introduce simplification, both formal and methodological.

The changes, which the NASA administrator, Maj.

Changes which are not intrinsic are extrinsic.

We made a few changes which worked.

We also carried out a descriptive analysis of the type of methodological changes requested in the peer reviewers' comments and the extent to which authors responded to these requests in their manuscript revision.

This is highly misleading, as many methodological changes are introduced in any given poverty survey.

No methodological changes were made after commencement of the trial.