Sentence examples for methodology adaptation from inspiring English sources

The first methodology adaptation involved offering the respondents health state H i, (their current health state) for the rest of their expected lifespan instead of a fixed number of years.

This qualitative research pursues two objectives: to present a methodology (adaptation of a health promotion model to the educational sphere) and to study the results of its application (health science teaching in the DRC).

We provide details here on our methodology, the adaptation of standard PIV approaches to suit our data, and validation of measured velocities against a noisy phantom data set.

As mentioned above, the methodology for adaptation of PICV to guinea pigs could be emulated with LUJV and LASV to generate strains adapted to Hartley guinea pigs.

There is now a significant body of knowledge on the methodology for adaptation of evidence-based treatments, designed and evaluated in high-income countries (HIC), for use in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC) without losing model fidelity or effectiveness.

All the 70 positive hits detected in the qualitative screening were evaluated about their cellulolytic abilities, quantifying the acting enzymatic complex by the use of the well-known filter paper methodology, with adaptations of the assays described by Coward-Kelly et al. (2003) and Xiao et al. (2004).

A dynamic parameter adaptation methodology for Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) based on interval type-2 fuzzy systems is presented in this paper.

This paper discusses the concepts associated with a new methodology, design for adaptation (DFAD), under development for achieving advanced sustainable designs.

To overcome these issues the economic optimization problem is modified following the Modifier Adaptation methodology to bring the process to the real optimum despite the presence of uncertainty by using plant measurements.

A promising approach to solve this problem is based on an adaptation methodology relying on extending component interfaces with protocol information which describes their interaction behaviour, and using a high-level notation to express the intended connection between component interfaces.

The results of our study, which involved the integration of data along an approximately 250-m-long survey line, confirm that this novel methodology, with suitable adaptation, is fully applicable to field data and has the potential of providing realistic estimates of the spatial distribution of hydraulic target parameters at the regional-scale.