Sentence examples for methodological dispersion from inspiring English sources
Gallet [2] presents unweighted medians by beverage and unweighted meta-regressions that focus on methodological dispersion.
Table 1 Methodological distribution.
Due to recent methodological advances, relaxation dispersion NMR spectroscopy has emerged as a particularly powerful tool to obtain high-resolution structural information about protein folding events on the millisecond timescale.
Despite this interest in quantifying the phylogenetic diversity and dispersion of communities, many methodological hurdles remain.
First, primary studies in economics usually employ a variety of data and statistical methods, which results in a dispersion of estimates due to methodological differences.
To investigate methodological dependence, we considered alternatives to the dispersion ratio, including the idea of simply "counting" synonymous and non-synonymous changes as suggested by Nei and Gojobori [ 33] and by Li [ 34] (data not shown).
In this paper, a methodological approach aimed at predicting simulated infrared signature dispersion of poorly known aircraft is proposed.
This finding is different from data reported by others [13] but this might be related to differences in methodological determination of protein dosage, or a higher dispersion of GAA sizes (2 21 in our study and 7 18 in [13] for GAA1; 2–24 in our sample and 8 26 in [13] for GAA2) with possible ethnic differences.
In this methodological study using domestic fowl as our captive animal model we calculated distance traveled, angular dispersion (to measure tortuosity), and core areas.
Improving methodological training.
