Sentence examples for methodology and does from inspiring English sources

It is essentially a trial and error methodology, and does not directly provide explanations for observed system behaviours.

However, his brief discussion lacks a structured methodology and does not mention any explanation on how he deduced the data types.

However, the latter study used slightly different methodology and does not report whether they used paired examinations, which is one of the strengths of our study since a large variation is inherent to the sensitive methods of mitochondrial isolation.

We note that our report is intended as a demonstration of recently developed methodology, and does not represent an effort to gain insights into ERBB receptor signaling.

The section Microarray analysis and responses in R/D might be better placed in methods since it does a good job of clarifying the methodology and does not really report findings.

The real lesson…is that those processes then need rigorous project methodology and do need very structured implementation targets".

The AE definition used in the present study was inclusive, in accordance with the GTT methodology, and did not require that the patient should have experienced a disability or prolonged hospital stay which is the definition of AEs that originates from the Harvard medical practice study methodology [ 23].

Both studies use similar methodology and do not measure AIF, but our study has an image acquisition time of less than 500 ms as opposed to 7.2 and 11 s, dropping the requirement for multiple breath holds and increasing temporal resolution, but at the expense of signal to noise of any given image.

With that power, they are able to define research questions, choose methodologies, and do analyses, all of which gives them the ability to increase the likelihood of certain results.

Entirely virtual desktops force a user to adopt all new applications and new work methodologies and do not provide the ability to access customized applications.

The Obama campaign has been complaining about Gallup's methodology, and this does not surprise Newport, who insists he does not have "deep flaws," but is nevertheless always "tweaking" his "extremely solid" methodology.