Sentence examples for methodological process which from inspiring English sources

Note that by "process" here, Steiner et al. are referring to the methodological process, which is identical in conventional breeding and GM stacking.

In this methodological case we emphasize a feedback process which happens after the Delphi summary report has been reported.

This premise is the alternative assumption of variability of biological process, which implies separating the methodological similarity from any claims of biological equivalence.

FAO and other projects, such COST Action E43 have done great work in adopting common definitions worldwide, a process which relies upon clear methodological description from cooperating countries (COST Action E43 2015).

This pre-understanding influenced the observations as well as the research process, which can be seen as both a methodological strength and limitation.

CCEMG is currently developing methodological research and evidence-based guidance for systematic reviewers on how to incorporate economics evidence into the systematic review process, which have helped to inform interpretation of this study.

dispute process, which can take several years.

The methodological process followed the steps of review methods, which were developed by the Evidence for Policy and Practice Information and Coordinating Centre for systematic reviews of educational research literature (Bennett et al. 2005).

Eales et al. (2008) have semi-automatically explored that literature previously and assigned methodological terms to one of four possible steps, which represent a common methodological process in phylogenetics: (i) sequence alignment, (ii) tree inference, (iii) statistical testing and data re-sampling and (iv) tree visualization and annotation.

We used mixed methods to explore and capture in-depth qualitative feedback and quantitative measures to further confirm validation of tool content which strengthened the rigour of this methodological process.

The methodological limitations of the development processes, which we discovered, implies that researchers often seem to be unclear about what they want to measure with the self-efficacy scales.