Sentence examples for methodologies to try from inspiring English sources

These "development" and "current" sausage executives use various methodologies to try to divine what the public will want to consume over the next year.

Other investigators have employed factor analytical and other source apportionment methodologies to try to identify the sources of PM influencing toxicological outcomes (e.g., Chen et al. 2010); however, to date, these methods have been more widely employed in epidemiological studies (e.g., Sarnat et al. 2008).

The poll by Opinium also issued a different set of figures using an alternative methodology to try to reflect the fact that online samples are sometimes seen to over-represent socially conservative respondents, who may be more likely to favour Brexit.

But Equalities Minister Lynne Featherstone said the scheme was "one part of a methodology to try and deal with domestic violence which is unacceptable and epidemic in this country".

It's not enclosed by fences so there's movement in and out of the forest depending on food availability and time of year, so whatever methodology you use to try and address numbers it will only ever be an estimate.

Grounded theory methodology was used to try to conceptualise the process of the consultation as it is understood by novice and experienced GPs.

So Dr Dukes decided to try applying his methodology to this question, too.

I have endeavoured to try and understand the peculiar methodology adopted by those in authority in this area.

THUMP got on the phone with Stott in the days just before the album's release to try to uncover some of the methodology behind the madness.

Quality assessment of studies was conducted to try to minimise bias from the methodology used to collect data.

Another wrinkle in the methodology is that Baror queried all companies located within 10 miles of a given city to try to capture the relevant suburbs.