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In DEA, the most important methodological contribution has been made by Charnes et al. (1981), who developed DEA, a performance measurement technique which can be used to evaluate the relative efficiency of companies.

Furthermore, several methodological contributions have assessed the features of the survey method.

As a second methodological contribution, we have proposed efficient algorithms to compute lower and upper bounds for AIOs over the family of flux distributions which are compatible with both the system's stoichiometry and the experimental datasets, regardless of the choice of a flux distribution for the internal branches of the network.

The authors' contribution has been celebrated as one of the most important methodological inventions of modern practical ethics, particularly in Anglophone scholarship [ 1].

Her contribution has been documented.

"His contribution has been phenomenal.

"His contribution has been immense," he added.

Our contribution had a methodological focus: it examined the bias that may appear when using cross-sectional and retrospective data to estimate fertility rates for populations that are exposed as well to the forces of mortality and migration.

Since the era of Hill's methodological contributions, various groups have promoted the idea of levels of evidence, but recently, some have questioned the position of RCTs in a hierarchical model.

The research of Sueyoshi et al. (2017b) has provided methodological contribution of the proposed approach by comparing among the intermediate approach and the other two (radial and non-radial) approaches.

Our paper also has an important methodological contribution as it demonstrates that one should account for the unobserved person-specific characteristics which jointly affect women's fertility and women's employment behaviors.