In response to the growing use of consumers for sensory product characterisation, methodological research contributing to development of best practise guidelines is ongoing.
'Qualitative fieldwork' is used as a methodological approach and a product development roadmap is proposed that reports: design and construction development; performance evaluation of thermal impact and plant growth; costing; and community acceptability of the four different prototypes built in two different phases: rainy season 2014 and dry season 2016.
"The appearance of such an effect in past research," wrote the authors, "appears to be the product of methodological flaws".
Many previous biospectroscopic studies have used flash-frozen tissue that was frozen after the brain was first dissected from the head, which is in direct contrast to protocols recommended for analysis of metabolites and oxidation products; such methodological oversights could potentially remove differences between a control and disease state that were present in vivo.
Therefore, the results of such studies can be "incongruent with their stated methodological choices and the research product is a mixture of different methodologies without convincing justification".
This contribution analyzes the required extension of this methodological approach into the Smart Product design phase, where the design of generic reconfiguration variants can be considered as triggering elements for the generation of context-specific reconfiguration options offers.
The revisions partly reflect changes in methodology for how gross domestic product and its components are calculated, methodological changes that include adding new categories of spending that weren't previously included as being part of gross domestic product.
The Imazon and Saatchi et al. data products represent substantial methodological advances over simple interpolation or forest type maps for estimating the spatial distribution of forest biomass in Amazonia [75, 76].
The findings reveal new information about the cathedral by following structured lines of enquiry generated from the study of primary and secondary source data, as well as serendipitous results that occur as a potential by-product of the methodological process.
The Imazon and Saatchi et al. data products represent substantial methodological advances over simple interpolation or forest type maps for estimating the spatial distribution of forest biomass in Amazonia [ 75, 76].
