Sentence examples for methodology checking from inspiring English sources

The methodology checking measures are compared between groups in Table  3.

The proposed methodology checks the actual C code of digital filters, which are intended to be embedded into micro-controllers and DSPs.

Therefore, power consumption methodology, control, check and balance of power resources are necessary along with the expendability and accessibility of big data.

However, the study can be extended with additional functionalities based on the proposed methodology by checking for each CPI whether it supports the functionality.

A scaled moving model technique for analysing the slipstream of a high-speed train (HST) with the view of applying this methodology for checking TSI compliance in the design phase of a HST is assessed.

A 1/10th-scale wind-tunnel technique for assessing the slipstream of high-speed trains (HST) is assessed through comparison to full-scale field and 1/25th-scale moving-model experimental results of an Inter-City Express 3 (ICE3) – a HST in operation throughout Europe and Asia – with the view of applying the wind-tunnel methodology for checking regulatory compliance in the design phase of a HST.

We have developed a broadly applicable methodology for checking the integrity of BAC-based datasets even where only incomplete and partially assembled genomic sequence is available.

While model and consistency constraint issues have been identified in various contexts, this article offers a review and detailed methodology for checking common issues.

This methodology requires checking dummy eggs every ca. 30 min to see if the insects have had their blood meal and to collect blood [ 19].

We also simulated and analysed data under the null hypothesis of 'no change', which allowed us to validate the methodology by checking the type I error rate (results not shown).

The definition of methodologies for checking database constraint satisfiability, i.e., the absence of contradictions independently of any database state, is a fundamental and critical problem that has been marginally addressed in the literature.