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Action research serves thereby as the methodological framework, in which different methods of data collection, processing, discussion and presentation, as well as practical actions are embedded.

While the use of Work Domain Analysis as a methodological framework in cognitive engineering is increasing rapidly, verification and validation of work domain models produced by this method are becoming a significant issue.

First, we provide the UNFCCC and IPCC methodological framework in which a country will have to develop a NFI if it is to participate in the REDD+ mechanism.

Stability-based data analysis approaches based on neuroimaging data have drawn growing interest from neuroscientists in recent years, and have been widely adopted as a methodological framework in existing studies.

Then we would like to extend the methodological framework in order to test the predictive power of the temporal profile by predicting when the next shopping will take place and how much will be the amount spent.

With respect to the building portfolio, this assessment constitutes an update, bearing in mind that similar studies have been developed using the same methodological framework in other urban centers such as Bogotá D.C., Medellín, Barcelona, and Lorca (Marulanda et al. 2013; Salgado-Gálvez et al. 2013, 2014a, b, 2016c).

In fact, the methodological framework presented in this section can be readily reinterpreted in the context of multiple skills.

Students registered for NBA 5991 will be required to analyze a current-event situation based on the theoretical and methodological framework developed in this course.

The methodological framework adopted in this study may support research teams searching to improve the environmental performance of products from laboratory stage.

The methodological framework proposed in this paper meets the requirements of a functional tool capable of anticipating hydrological changes in wetlands at both the land management scale and the watershed management scale.

The methodological framework presented in this article introduces "bottom up meets top down" integrated approach to support the selection of adaptation measures at the river basin level by comprehensively integrating the goals of economic efficiency, social acceptability, environmental sustainability and adaptation robustness.