The qualitative methodological frame used for analysis was the criteria oriented methodology, which assumes that open analyses are often influenced by perspectives and views that researchers hold [ 25, 26].
The potential and the efficiency of the presented systematic methodology, which assumes a strict monotonic relationship between the uncertain input and the uncertain constrained output, are illustrated with application to a reactive batch distillation processes under uncertainty.
Failing to account for substantial rural to urban migration may bias the results of the poverty dynamic analysis based on the pseudo-panel methodology (which assumes that household characteristics, including residence in rural or urban areas, are constant over time).
Although our approach to developing a resource allocation model is an advance on previous approaches, it relies on the same basic methodology, which assumes that the healthcare costs of individuals can be modelled empirically as a function of indicators of health needs and the supply of health services.
In contrast, CHERG's methodology was informed by etiologic estimates, which assumed that the proportion of deaths due to both pneumococcal pneumonia and Hib did not vary by region (14 16).
This methodology is increasingly being applied in medical research, and is preferable to the Kaplan-Meier method, which assumes that the events are independent, hence overestimating the event of interest by censoring the other event(s) [ 31, 32].
Colleges and universities have been devoted since the 19th century to liberal education, which assumes and promotes the intellectual autonomy of human minds, including respect for rational collaboration, disciplinary methodologies, and rigorous research.
methodologies - which survey major methodological approaches in a given domain.
Our findings suggest that in practice, environmental conditions are more complex than assumed by the RCTWT methodology, which compromises the practicability of the method as one for determining attenuation rates in groundwater based on tracing ambient contaminant levels.
Network component analysis (NCA) is a TF-based methodology which differs from other techniques in that the structure of the gene regulatory network is assumed to be known [ 6].
