Sentence examples for methodologies that would from inspiring English sources

This general paucity might stem from the fact that, until recently, methodologies that would allow for simultaneous examination of a large number of groups for comparisons were not available.

In fact, there is a strong interest in the development of highly sensitive nanotechnological methodologies that would shift medical diagnosis (Howes et al. 2014) to the next level of the state of the art in biomedical diagnostics (Pelaz et al. 2017), pathogen detection (Pazos-Perez et al. 2016) or gene identification (Morla-Folch 2016; Morla-Folch et al. 2017).

The proposal was to create a set of voluntary commitments to create mechanisms and methodologies that would block suppliers caught with slave labor, among other measures.

In it, different types of transcriptomic and genomic profiling were obtained and analyzed in an example of application of different genomic methodologies that would become routine soon.

Screening methodologies that would identify toxic effects unique to adolescence would also be valuable.

The turn of the century brought new assay platforms and analytic methodologies that would allow for whole genome searches to be performed efficiently in unrelated individuals.

The bishops said today that their worries were alleviated once they agreed on a methodology that would keep the identities of the priest offenders confidential.

"We thought we could come up with a methodology that would eliminate that frustration," said Steve Mansfield, chief executive of iLOR, which is based in Mount Sterling, Ky.

He did, and by the time he had finished in 1985, we had established the basic methodology that would allow us to figure out how the population worked.

His vision asked Muslims to abandon fourteen hundred years of accepted dogma in favor of a radical and demanding new methodology that would set them free from the burdens of traditional jurisprudence.

But the two of them clearly felt that they could think their way to the correct answer in their spare time, frequently over a pint or two of beer a methodology that would be the envy of most researchers.Ultimately, however, as Sherlock Holmes observed, you need data to test a hypothesis.