Sentence examples for methodology as one from inspiring English sources
A teacher is defined, based on TALIS methodology, as one whose primary or major activity in the school is student instruction, involving the delivery of lessons to students.
Proteomic investigations of human body fluids for clinical applications necessitate the establishment of clear and consistent sample collection and processing methodologies as one of the initial stages in assay development.
We first produced an extended version of the IGRF-10 (Maus et al., 2005) predictive secular variation model using the same kind of methodology as the one used for the published version, but extended up to degree 13.
In the Eastern Mediterranean region, standardizing definition and data collection methodology was identified as one of the recommendations for containing the epidemic of road traffic injuries in the region.
23 Trigger tool methodology is accepted as one of the ways to measure harm in a way that allows local learning, 1 3 2 Trigger tools have also been reported to provide consistent, reliable and relevant data at low cost, 2 3 although the cost may vary between different hospitals.
This methodology has been implemented as one module in iSafe, an intelligent system that automates inherent safety analysis.
Team training, specifically the TeamSTEPPS™ training program, has been touted as one methodology for optimizing teamwork among providers and increasing patient safety.
This paper will present a search technique using suffix trees to find recurring motifs in large NGS nucleotide sequence data sets as one methodology besides the other mentioned techniques allowing deriving target-related descriptors for the later generation of target-specific SELEX starting libraries.
Two studies indicated that they applied ethnography as a methodology and one described the methodological approach as ethno-nursing methodology [ 19, 29].
The first methodology, hereinafter referred as one-by-one, has been implemented to send one pixel per message.
The methodology is extrapolated as one-to-one comparison, one-to-many comparison and many-to-many comparison of solution quality and convergence rate.
