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Another good example of current methodological developments is the European Union's 7th Research Framework Programme 2008 2011, where Delphi 2.0 methodology was used to analyse Wild cards, weak signals (so called WI-WE methodology) in processing and refining empirical foresight results and insight (www.iknowfutures.eu) [see also 44].

Methodological developments are now making it possible to obtain massive amounts of 'omics' data on a variety of biological constituents.

In this paper, a set of both theoretical and practical methodological developments are presented to address this issue.

Objective: Recent methodological developments were applied to conduct a rigorous ex post facto evaluation of the Boston Police Department's Safe Street Team (SST) hot spots policing program.

There was a significant effect of group and weekday, indicating that further methodological developments are necessary before saliva cortisol secretion can be reliably used as an indicator of noise-disturbed sleep.

New methodological developments are needed to study major changes and their environmental consequences as they may happen when a policy is applied at large scale.

Based on this review, fruitful directions for future methodological developments are identified and the role that new data sources will play in defining these directions is discussed.

In this paper, a review on LCI evolution and their various methodological developments are presented along with numerical examples, advantages, disadvantages and application.

Analysis of why the Lamarckian scheme produced a perfect success rate uncovered a weakness in the Darwinian approach when diversity of the population is allowed to reduce, and further methodological developments are suggested.

These studies showed that more methodological developments are required.

Methodological developments are vast, including works in distribution theory (Sellers 2012; Sellers and Shmueli 2013; Borges et al. 2014), regression analysis (Sellers and Shmueli 2009; 2010; Sellers and Raim 2016), control chart theory (Sellers 2012; Saghir and Lin 2014a 2014bb), stochastic processes (Zhu et al. 2017), and multivariate data analysis (Sellers et al. 2016).