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One of the evaluation methodologies relevant to this paper is the task-technology fit (TTF) model.

The project has formed a consortium of stakeholders and established unique design and procurement processes and methodologies relevant to the sustainable retrofit process.

The MFPL graduate course curriculum provides a foundation broad and deep enough to support thesis research across a wide spectrum of cutting edge problems in biology, offering core courses as well as specialized courses that focus on different topics and methodologies relevant to modern biology.

The unique social and political context of the EAP programme served as a 'laboratory' for the development of a specific methodology relevant to the Eritrean context.

This proof of concept is likely to contribute to future improvement in self-reported health evaluation methodology relevant to clinical settings, epidemiological investigations and health research utilising patient reported outcomes.

Together, the information presented here is designed to facilitate informed decisions about the most appropriate sampling and extraction methodology, relevant both to the soil type and the details of a specific forensic case, to ensure sufficient DNA yield and enable successful analysis.

The data may, e.g. be used for comparison and demonstration of methodologies and models relevant to the WFD.

The Child Protection Monitoring and Evaluation Reference Group CPP MERG) - launched in 2010, administered by UNICEF and co-chaired by Save the Children and World Vision - aims to strengthen the quality of monitoring and evaluation, research and data collection, through the development of standards, ethical guidelines, tools and methodologies which are relevant to realities in the field.

In the case of agrochemical formulations, which constitute the final end use product in contact with operators, industry and also some regulatory authorities consider the Buehler method more appropriate as the methodology is more relevant to likely exposure in the field.

The study focuses on specialized palliative care (SPC) services, but the spatial methodology introduced is relevant to a number of health service allocation problems in multiple jurisdictions.

Although this systematic review was limited to reviews in which adverse effects were a primary outcome, much of the methodology should be relevant to systematic reviews in which adverse effects are secondary outcomes.