Sentence examples for methodologies that integrate from inspiring English sources
To integrate services, in their core products, and to support this, process organizational changes are required, and methodologies that integrate the product and services development processes.
This approach represents systematic methodologies that integrate structure activity and structure metabolism relationships and are aimed to design safe, locally active compounds with an improved therapeutic index.
In this paper, we describe our innovative methodologies that integrate biological, computational, and statistical approaches to investigate important roles performed by regulations among microRNAs (miRs), long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs), and messenger RNAs (mRNAs) in DKD.
Our approach is a complement to a suite of methodologies that integrate physical, signaling, regulatory, and functional networks with measurements of molecular profiles such as transcriptional, proteomic, or metabolic data to compute the response network, which may be defined as the sub-network of interactions that are perturbed in a particular condition.
The methodology is an extension of static "expert-based" MACCs; it combines a land use transport integrated model and an abatement cost methodology that integrates co-benefits, and takes into account the spatial and systemic dimensions of cities.
A hybrid solution methodology that integrates fuzzy set theory and ε-constraint method is proposed.
Digital tectonics is an evolving methodology that integrates use of design software with traditional construction methods.
We provide a methodology that integrates the contribution of SLR with all other available prior information to determine uncertainty levels for failure analysis of the flood defenses.
A methodology that integrates visual systems, energy related databases and multi-criteria decision analysis to enable energy assessment and evaluation of various energy efficiency and renewable energy interventions for the housing stock was presented.
CS is unique in its basic tenet that cognitive processes are computations, a perspective which allows for direct comparison of natural and artificial intelligence and emphasizes a methodology that integrates formal and empirical analyses with computational synthesis.
In this paper we propose a systematic methodology that integrates the three main phases of the design of an industrial control system, namely, the identification phase, the tuning of the (PID) controller and the design of a (noncausal) feedforward action.
