Sentence examples for methodologies for defining from inspiring English sources

In this sense, the use of indicators based on EHR requires that methodologies for defining patient characteristics be properly standardized, as well as those for recording the number and values of study variables, if the system is to be used to compare the efficiency and effectiveness of different PHC centres.

With the addition of these hypothetical data and the improvement of methodologies for defining disease gene family evolution on a genome-wide scale, it may be possible to develop comparative genomic tools to pinpoint suitable animal models in a context-specific fashion.

Some examples of methodological topic areas include: Priority setting for health R&D – methodologies for defining needs (including evidence on burden of disease, evidence on severity of disease, product gaps, demand/market size projections, stakeholder values, etc).

A methodology for defining a task typology is suggested and used to evaluate a geovisualization system.

This research proposes a methodology for defining greenways via sustainable planning.

This paper introduces a generic methodology for defining deadlock-free wormhole routing schemes in any arbitrary network.

The optimum geometrical configuration for the device structure has been investigated and a methodology for defining the optimum configuration of the micro-mechanical sensor identified.

This paper applies a novel methodology for defining a family of possible heating regimes to a framed concrete structure using the concept of travelling fires.

In this paper, we present the development and statistical validation of a sampling methodology for defining the number of samples required to provide a reasonable estimation of the homogeneity attained in a laboratory scale tumbler mixer.

(b) Nonparametric model selection via stick-breaking construction: In the context of target recognition using HMMs, a key issue is to develop a methodology for defining an appropriate set of states to avoid over- or under-fitting.

We present a new methodology for defining regularly-spaced collector layouts for the purpose of simulating annual system cost in two-axis sun-tracking collector arrays, such as those comprising solar-thermal dish collectors or two-axis tracking PV.