Sentence examples for methodological example from inspiring English sources

The natural medicinal Flos Carthami was discussed as a methodological example and the specific time/dose-dependent cell response profiles (TCRPs) were produced by the real-time cell electronic analysis technology.

However, these regional differences were considerably reduced by February 2010 [5] and for this methodological example data have been combined across regions for all time points.

His opposition to the radical politics associated with the animism of the alternative hylozoic theory informed not only his choice of orienting metaphysics but also the emerging norms of experimental, methodological practice for example, norms of simplicity in terms of which his theory was assessed and debated.

Our findings should be seen in the context of the low quality of the included trials owing to avoidable methodological limitations for example, inadequate sequence generation and allocation concealment, lack of blinding, selection bias, incomplete outcome data, reporting bias, and possible bias caused by vested interest.

This article will review the application of SBR to PEM, including a review of these methodological challenges; examples of published SBE studies in PEM will illustrate successful approaches to dealing with such challenges.

Predictive ability may depend on the nature of the vascular disturbance in addition to methodological factors (for example, case description, sample and nature of cognitive impairment).

These divergent results are likely due to varying methodological conditions, for example, tissue model, cell type, time of treatment, and dose of the extract.

These publications described several theoretical frameworks and methodological approaches (for example, bibliometrics, econometrics, interviews, ad hoc case studies) to measuring research impacts, with the "payback model" as the most frequently used conceptual framework [ 19].

Publications focusing only on one or more specific qualitative methods or methodological approaches, for example grounded theory or focus groups; focusing on a single stage of the research process only, for example, data collection; or primarily addressing mixed methods of qualitative and quantitative research.

For example, methodological and empirical comparisons of index decomposition analyses (IDA) and structural decomposition analyses (SDA) were presented in Hoekstra and van den Bergh (2003).

Apart from the review of the theoretical background and methodological approaches, several example studies will be introduced to demonstrate the specificity of chalcogenide glassy materials.