Sentence examples for methodology could not from inspiring English sources

The psychologists report that due to problems in interviewing prisoners, "the methodology could not be developed through a conventional academic approach".

But teaching unions argued that the changes in methodology could not disguise the impact of larger classes, shrinking resources and increased pressures being placed on teachers.

And he has gotten much mileage out of two internal polls, whose methodology could not be independently evaluated, which were leaked to highly placed Republicans, and reporters, with flawless timing.

Thus, there are very few detentions of consumers and a capture-recapture methodology could not be applied to measure consumption.

When response surface methodology could not be applied, Tukey test was carried out for mean comparison at 5%% of significance.

In September, Google showed how its approach, using the currently popular deep learning methodology, could not just recognize images of single objects but also classify different objects in a single image (think different kinds of fruits in a fruit basket, for example).

The sceptical view that rigorous methodologies could not be employed in evaluation of complex social programs such as Child Health Partnerships was confounded [ 7].

Understanding EV biogenesis has helped to differentiate exosomes and ectosomes; however classical ultracentrifugation and density gradient methodologies could not purely separate the subclasses of EVs, in particular to separate exosomes from other members of the EVs [ 2, 19].

A Nickelodeon executive responded in an interview that the series was not intended for an audience of that age and that the study used "questionable methodology and could not possibly provide the basis for any valid findings that parents could trust".

These NOS samples had been previously evaluated by a sarcoma pathology expert (J.G) using state of the art current histopathologic methodology and could not possibly be classified into any of the known STS types.

These included 10 paraffin STS samples with known diagnosis (3 LIPO, 3 LEIO, 2 SYN and 2 MPNST) and 5 paraffin NOS samples that had been previously evaluated by a sarcoma pathology expert (J.G) using state of the art current histopathologic methodology and could not possibly be classified into any of the known STS types.