Sentence examples for methodology as defined from inspiring English sources

The work presented here concerns the application of cost-optimal methodology, as defined by European regulation, to a low-consumption single-family house in France.

criteria as defined by bank.

The amino acid content of sample 1060_PL was found to be above the quantitation limit of the procedure used (as defined in "Methodology and analytical apparatus" section), allowing us to establish the presence of a proteinaceous material in the sample.

These guidelines integrate three different methodologies: i) user centred design as defined by ISO 9241-210, ii) the e-learning life cycle of personalised educational systems, and iii) the layered evaluation of adaptation features.

The amount of prior treatment was summarised by four parameters, as defined in the methodology section.

Quantification of intestinal neutrophilic inflammation by stereomicroscopy as defined in our methodology is an attractive readout for chemical and/or genetic disease modifier screening.

Although never used before in an epidemiological analysis we believe that market area- as defined by our methodology – can provide a means of determining denominators for calculating major injury rates based on datasets from any large national trauma registry.

The GISA isolates (as defined by conventional MIC methodology) were virtually all detected by Etest (sensitivity of 99.5%).

The MIC was the lowest drug concentration that prevented any discernible growth (100%) as defined in the reference methodologies.

Application of the estimated exposure date methodology resulted in a time series of coccidioidomycosis incidence, as defined above.

We also repeated this methodology in the subset of patients without hemodynamic instability as defined by a postoperative cardiovascular SOFA score of zero.