Sentence examples for methodologies and more from inspiring English sources

Web-based implementation of iterative, structured design methodologies allow greater accessibility to tools and methodologies and more consistent interfaces.

Current approaches tend to be heavily biased by qualitative or quantitative methodologies, and more often are aimed toward a single academic discipline.

By answering this question the study aims to further assess the maturity level of the field, with the assumption that early research efforts may focus on guidelines and methodologies, and more mature research areas may focus on implementing, evaluating and validating these methods.

The fiscal environment privileged "scientific evaluation methodologies and more medically oriented practices" that could "demonstrate positive outcomes in the shorter term" [20 27].

We used meta-analysis methodologies, and more specifically, meta-regression techniques to explain the variability between countries in this particular context.

The new phylogeny is an extension of a study 12 years ago [ 2], which needed revision due to better methodologies and more data, especially DNA sequence data.

"And today we have a better methodology and more data".

I think that has less to do with the methodology and more with my personal taste and also the taste of the artist named Wirrow, who started this "Tiny Stories" collaboration in 2010.

Even though longer time series became available as well as presumably better methodology and more computing power were on-hand, Keilman (2008) concluded for European countries that "Demographic Forecasts Have Not Become More Accurate Over the Past 25 Years".

They all do, however, share a decidedly Western orientation in style, outlook, methodology, and more; seldom are things viewed from the Chinese perspective, and consequently charges of a Eurocentric bias in Chinese philosophy as a field of study are unfortunately not without merit, increasing yet again the problems of interpreting them appropriately.

Further conceptual clarification, gender-sensitive methodology, and more sophisticated statistical analyses are needed for better understanding of the complex interactions between sex and gender.