Sentence examples for methodologies and reference from inspiring English sources

We acknowledge that use of different signal detection methodologies and reference standards, as well as definitions of events used in data mining, might lead to different results.

We do not advocate adopting these methods for routine clinical practice: the methodologies and reference intervals should be replicated by further research, and coupled with further evidence regarding whether diagnosing LSMDs is useful for directing interventions.

While no particular form of presentation was stated as being more useful than another, policy-makers indicated that reports should be short (discussed above), and that they would like sections dedicated to methodologies and references.

Owing to improvements in methodology and reference genomes, new species-level taxonomic profiling included eukaryotes, viruses, archaea, and an additional 54 bacterial species in these metagenomes relative to HMP1 data1.

Considering the experience acquired, we discuss various aspects of the Vienna consensus and consider certain discrepancies in performance indicators between the consensus and UNE 179007:2013, and analyse the definitions, methodology and reference values used.

The scope of the study covers reference architectures (including life cycle/life history concepts and modelling framework) and associated modelling methodologies, languages and reference models, modelling tools and generic modelling concepts.

The general consensus was that the report should be short, while supplying enough information to allow them to evaluate the quality of the research (by including the methodology and references).

We find a satisfactory comparison between results for the adaptive methodologies and such reference solutions, our adaptive technique being associated with a markedly reduced computational cost.

Key to the supply of MRV REDD credits is robust and consistent greenhouse gas (GHG) observation and monitoring systems combined with sound accounting methodologies and appropriate reference emission scenarios of deforestation and forest degradation (DD).

Aspects covered concern the ability of the Zachman framework to cover the complete scope of the GERAM metamodel, such as life cycle/life history concepts, modelling framework, enterprise entities and entity recursion, associated enterprise engineering methodologies, modelling languages and reference models.

Moreover, quantitative transcriptome repositories such as GEO, Genevestigator, and Array Express (see Figure 1B and supplementary material for methodology, links, and references to these databases) provide genome-wide changes in gene expression for multiple stimuli including phytohormones.