Sentence examples for methodologies which tend from inspiring English sources
All histories are positioned, reflecting the historian's race and class locations (among others) and the discipline's imperfect methodologies (which tend to privilege literate elites).
These are probably more amenable to systems approach methodology which tends to generate hypotheses as a consequence of inherent technical structure of the assay [ 20].
According to ARVN Colonel Hoang Ngoc Lung the answer lay with the allied intelligence methodology itself, which tended to estimate the enemy's probable course of action based upon their capabilities, not their intentions.
These characteristics provide a large variation in conditions, which tend to validate the general application of the methodology.
This methodology proved more robust than the classification of papers through the Medline MeSH key-words, which tend to include papers with only marginal interest for the field.
Avoid softwoods, which tend to burn quickly.
A reasonable agreement is observed, which tends to show that the methodology is promising and could be applicable to other systems.
The methodologies do vary – some are based on how much sleep people reported they had had (which tends to include time spent in bed) and others are based on research carried out in laboratory conditions.
The methodologies do vary – some are based on how much sleep people reported they had had (which tends to include time spent in bed) and others are based on research carried out in laboratory conditions.
This methodology assumes that Z tp,CVD obtained from the laboratory test is applicable to the study of interest, which tends to be a good approximation when reservoir condensate remains immobile a basic premise honored by experimental CVD tests.
