Sentence examples for methodological prerequisites from inspiring English sources

The consistency with the original source scenarios, transparency and reproducibility of the methods used as well as the internal consistency of the derived scenarios are important methodological prerequisites for coherently downscaling pre-existing source scenarios.

Observational studies must fulfill a number of critical methodological prerequisites.

The gene expression data from Nacella were used for a case study to explore the methodological prerequisites of stress response comparisons over biogeographic distances.

This study serves as a case study to explore the methodological prerequisites of physiological stress response comparisons among ecologically and phylogenetically different organisms.

The findings confirm that baseline assessment of quality of life in a cancer patient with knowledge of their diagnosis can be considered valid providing that other methodological prerequisites are appropriately dealt with.

The involved procedures should have agreed technical, methodological and legal prerequisites before being constituted within an individual subspecialty.

This new technique requires some methodological efforts and special prerequisites which have been integrated in a new device.

The development of a methodological design was a key prerequisite from a technical point of view.

Such methodological research is an essential prerequisite for research with administrative data now that most health systems are transitioning to ICD-10.

Rather than being a last resort, some degree of deception appears more an essential prerequisite to doing methodological research of the type presented here and also to be useful in evaluations of behavioral interventions that exert small effects and are vulnerable to biases associated with research participation.

While the methodological quality of guidelines is a prerequisite to the development of good guidelines, it is not sufficient to ensure improvements in clinical practice.