Sentence examples for methodological element from inspiring English sources

Table 4 Statistical analysis and categorisation of outcome for early benefit assessment in Germany (G-BA/IQWIG) and single technology appraisal in England NICEE) – a comparison Methodological element Benefit assessment in Germany (G-BA/IQWIG) Single Technology Appraisal in England NICEE) Systematic reviews & meta-analyses Assessment of review quality; assessment of heterogeneity.

Table 3 Clinical study design and methodology for early benefit assessment in Germany (G-BA/IQWIG) and single technology appraisal in England (NICE) – a comparison Methodological element Benefit assessment in Germany (G-BA/IQWIG) Single Technology Appraisal in England (NICE) Study design features     Description According to international standards.

Table 2 Guidance texts and information sources for early benefit assessment in Germany (G-BA/IQWIG) and single technology appraisal in England NICEE) – a comparison Methodological element Benefit assessment in Germany (G-BA/IQWIG) Single technology appraisal in England NICEE) Guidance on methodology Comprehensive, very detailed, and available publicly and partly in English.

A specific methodological element was missing: how to evaluate consensus on the state of knowledge.

Another important methodological element that future studies need to address is the number of physiotherapists in APP roles that are included for evaluation.

A common methodological element is interdisciplinary work on human/natural interactions or social responses to the environment including natural resources management, as a means of increasing social adaptive capacity.

Towards such a process, two significant innovations are required in support of Agent Oriented SE (i) an ontology-based methodological framework that can be used to build new ontology-centric AOSE methodologies from scratch, and (ii) a repository of add-on methodological elements that can be added to an existing AOSE methodology.

Typical methodological elements of foresight are: (1) diagnosis methods, (2) prognosis methods and (3) prescriptions [8].

Like Kuhn's paradigms (on the wider reading of the term) research traditions contain both metaphysical and methodological elements.

Later studies used similar assessments, but different methodological elements for calculating SES than those referenced above, and had strikingly different results.

Initially we opened up for the possibility that a range of methodological elements might be included here and that anticipation should be seen as one suggestion.