Sentence examples for methodology as discussed from inspiring English sources

Hence, we synthesized Au NPs and Au Pt NPs on transparent ITO surfaces to assess their optical property, using the same methodology as discussed above.

The researchers' collective review of reflective interview data, enabled a 'wholeness' approach to research methodology as discussed by Hedegaard (2008), Li (2014) and Li et al. (2016), and gave better understanding of the perezhivanie (wholly lived emotional experience) of infants, educator and director within the LDC babies' room environment.

Some critical molecules known to be involved in several disorders are correctly identified by this methodology, as discussed below.

Overall, a consideration of outcome measures, alongside refined methodology as discussed earlier, would allow researchers to assess whether the preliminary indications of benefit seen here can be replicated.

The percentage of gastric tumours that are positive for VEGF-C protein expression varies from 26 to 51% (Table 2) (Yonemura et al, 1999; Ichikura et al, 2001; Kabashima et al, 2001; Takahashi et al, 2002), although this may be accounted for in part by the use of varying methodology as discussed.

While measurement invariance of the ADAS-Cog item characteristic functions is investigated using the same DIF methodology as discussed earlier, violation of measurement invariance should not be interpreted as measurement bias of the ADAS-Cog items but rather as treatment effects of the AChEI drugs on specific subdomains within the cognitive domains.

Development of the Directory within the lifecycle of the project has required rapid prototyping and agile methodologies, as discussed in [ 61].

This methodology has major advantages over more conventional methods for investigating DAE based on the comparison of gene expression between individuals as discussed elsewhere [ 8, 10, 20].

The basic costing methodology is discussed as well as the process of data collection and analysis.

The strengths and weaknesses (i.e., sources of bias and uncertainty) of this methodology are discussed, as well as interpretation of the results.

This may be due to our relatively insensitive methodology for assessing motility, as discussed above.