Sentence examples for methodology chosen from inspiring English sources
The methodology chosen establishes all material properties of a monitored wall.
This range of values resulted due to differences in methodology chosen, such as the exclusion of various stages from the life cycle boundaries and allocation methods.
In this respect, the System Dynamics was the methodology chosen, primarily due to the capability to develop causal descriptive models, with a flexible and modular approach that would not require reliance on national data, being customized at the state level.
A further difference between our approach and the monitoring report, also responsible for the varying results, is the methodology chosen to assess the deviation between projected values and the targets for the year 2020.
Most importantly, the methodology chosen to record infant feeding practices was similar in both studies and more detailed than in previous studies on this subject [6], [7], [32], [33].
The recent 10-year history of diagnostic predictive tests on solid tumors shows that successful patient selection for molecularly targeted drugs is based on three main parameters: (a) biological relevance of the molecular marker, (b) methodology chosen for the investigation of the marker, and (c) template characteristics.
Nevertheless, what the above section illustrates is that there are many methodologies chosen to research port safety and shed light on individual aspects.
In this article we discuss the research methodology used in the CPP, a methodology specifically chosen to address four challenges presented by colonias to conducting valid and reliable research.
Therefore, an approach using response surface methodology was chosen to correlate part properties with main influencing factors.
The same methodology was chosen for this study in order to evaluate the differences between xSPECT/CT Bone and SPECT/CT over 200 sequential cases commencing August 2015.
This methodology was chosen because it can be consistently applied to all algorithms, allowing comparisons of variable contribution between the methods.
