Sentence examples for methodological framework applied from inspiring English sources

The aim of this paper is to propose a methodological framework applied to nuclear control room evaluation, through participatory ergonomics, using operator activity analysis and human factors questionnaire as aid tools.

The general methodological framework is applied to a case study regarding retail customers where we considered a week as temporal unit.

The proposed methodological framework is applied to the real-world case study of the under construction metro system of Thessaloniki, Greece.

A travellers' attitudinal survey was carried out in the Moncloa transport interchange (Madrid, Spain) and the methodological framework was applied to the data collected.

This methodological framework is applied in a sector of the Pampa Plain, Argentina, which has high level of agricultural activities and large demands for groundwater supplies.

The methodological framework was applied in a case study of soil salinity management in the Rechna Doab region of Pakistan, with a focus on the application of qualitative modeling through stakeholder-built causal loop diagrams to address soil salinity problems in the basin.

The methodological framework can be applied to assess the long-term stability of single- and multiple-inlet systems, provided that estimates of sediment storage at ebb-tidal deltas are available and sediment transport estimates during storm events are statistically considered.

Indeed, the methodological framework we have applied provide useful tools for handling this type of data, and in similar conditions.

Interpretive description is a methodological framework developed within applied health disciplines to address the complex experiential issues arising in health care and health services.

The proposed methodological framework can be applied in a wide range of complex cellular processes and diseases, and can subvene combinational multi-target miRNA therapy of age-related cardiovascular diseases.

Much criticism of research governance has focused on long delays in obtaining ethical approvals, restrictions imposed on study conduct, and the inappropriateness of evaluating qualitative studies within the methodological and risk assessment frameworks applied to biomedical and clinical research.