Sentence examples for methodology as opposed from inspiring English sources

It was found that the new methodology, as opposed to traditional methods, provides a visual demolition program and accurate estimation of waste.

Since the brain data in dynamic imaging were derived from the remainder, the large deviation in absorbed dose for brain is a logical consequence of the methodology, as opposed to liver and kidneys, which were clearly derived by both methods.

We opted to employ focus group methodology as opposed to individual interviews or a questionnaire survey in order to capitalize on the effects of group interaction.

Thus the algorithm may be viewed as a reverse, envirome-to-function metabolic reconstruction methodology as opposed to the generally accepted gene-to-function reconstruction approach.

This specific methodology, as opposed to alternative consensus approaches such as nominal group technique [ 47] or social judgment analysis [ 48], was considered a more appropriate approach because of lack of clinical guidelines currently in the literature.

Conclusions from a 2011 consensus conference aimed at defining the term 'evidence-based nutrition,' suggests that when examining the effect of nutritional constituents on health outcomes, the totality of evidence be taken into account and it should be subject to it's own nutritional methodologies, as opposed to randomised trials which are required for pharmaceutical drugs.

Our study differs from previously published work because of the use of RNA-sequencing methodologies as opposed to microarrays, which has been shown to result in overlap in the most highly expressed genes compared to microarray, but may be more affected by technical variation [ 32].

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One alternative approach was a variant of LogoAlign that used a greedy search algorithm similar to the methodology in Consensus [ 38], as opposed to the hill-climbing technique described above.

Rod Diridon, a member of the H.S.R.A. board and a longtime champion of rail transit in San Jose, said the increase was a result of a change in methodology -- using "construction year" costs as opposed to current dollars -- and the new number should be reliable.

Some S. & P. analysts who worked on the actual ratings — as opposed to the methodology used to create them — were against to the change; they thought that S. & P.'s methods were already too conservative.