The paper is divided into three sections, namely: theoretical background, indicator development methodology, and way forward.
Dr Christopher Murray and colleagues have systematically collected data on deaths from all over the world over a 30-year period, from 1980 to 2010, using new methodologies and inventive ways of measuring mortality in countries where deaths are not conventionally recorded.
Multimedia Technologies, communication and WEB allow the opportunity to develop tools to apply new teaching methodologies and learning way in the School.
We illustrate our methodology and alternative ways to use it for non-linear systems by analysing a protein autoactivation mechanism.
In contrast, computational methodologies and notations provide ways to design and build information systems but usually do not take reference models into consideration.
We present the methodology and, by way of example, its implementation in the following interventions: a) laparoscopic cholecystectomy, and b) tonsillectomy.
REACH defines reliability as "the inherent quality of a test report or publication relating to preferably standardized methodology and the way the experimental procedure and results are described to give evidence of the clarity and plausibility of the findings".
According to the TGD [9], an evaluation of data reliability should ensure "the inherent quality of a test relating to test methodology and the way that the performance and results of the test are described".
Variation in inferences about the nature of malaria and helminth interaction among reports could be due to differences in the nature of the study participants (children, pregnant, adults), study design, methodology and the way data was analyzed and interpreted.
An extension to our methodology, and a way to avoid the aforementioned limitations, would be a single step Bayesian approach combining observed probabilities for dexamethasone, rather than probabilities from a fitted multinomial distribution, to observed probabilities for ranibizumab.
