Sentence examples for methodologies that capture from inspiring English sources

Proposals to evaluate the status of environmental health in a region must consider factors including the diversity of indicators, geographical scale, incomplete or inaccurate data and the need for focused methodologies that capture the complexity of this subject.

More specifically, it will help to improve evaluation methodologies that capture contextual and other critical influences to understand what works to make significant progress towards UHC and how and why it does.

The DCE was selected because it is a choice-based survey research methodology that captures patient's value for specific characteristics of treatment and patient's willingness to accept tradeoffs between characteristics [12, 23].

The purpose of this paper is to propose a MBSE methodology that captures the insights identified during an experimental design study within the integrated system model while applying the MBSE approach.

The fault dependencies between nodes can be obtained by functional fault analysis methodology that captures the physical architecture and material flows such as energy, heat, data, and so on.

With the advent of high throughput methodologies that can capture thousands of data points, and powerful computational approaches, the reality of studying cellular processes at a systems level is upon us.

Methodologies that can simultaneously capture these changes to decipher the underlying geochemical processes around rice roots have until now not been available.

The GO Consortium uses 'GO references' (GO_REF; http://www.geneontology.org/doc/GO.references) to describe various curation methodologies that can be captured in the 'Reference' field of a GO annotation.

Since preschool children have difficulties in providing detailed descriptions of their actions it is important to use methodologies that are sensitive for capturing their expressions and viewpoints [ 11].

Adapting some of the methodologies that participated in BioCreative into such technical frameworks could potentially capture previously missing annotation types or concepts.

A methodology that captures young children's subjectivity sense is discussed with these two case examples.