Sentence examples for methodology from that from inspiring English sources

A report last week by the United Nations Drug Control Programme UNDCPP) suggested that the tide may be about to turn in Colombia: using different methodology from that of the United States, it reckoned the country had 163,000 hectares (402,000 acres) of coca last year, an increase of only 2% over 1999.

To achieve this goal, a different methodology from that used previously in other signatures, that were trained on a single tumor type [14, 15], was required.

The difference between our methodology from that of Facchinei et al. [36] and Fukushima and Pang [37] is that we use the variational analysis technique in Rockafellar and Wets [40] to establish the convergence property of the solution set (operatorname {SOL}(P_{mu})) to (operatorname{SOL}(P)).

Antibody antigen docking requires different methodology from that used for the corresponding problem concerning non-antibody targets (Brenke et al., 2012; Mendez et al., 2005).

Irrespective of BMI, he said, enlarged fat cells are associated with insulin resistance (using a different methodology from that described by Cushman and McLaughlin).

A study of 6 hospitals in Malawi measured capitalisation levels between 47 and 57% though used a different methodology from that used here, and may have overestimated the rate [ 16].

The purpose of this literature review was to evaluate the rater-related methodology from studies that use stroboscopic findings as voice treatment outcome measures.

The report's methodology differed from that used by the Justice Department, which calculates the incarceration rate by using the total population rather than the adult population as the denominator.

For example, references to conjectures and refutation as the scientific method are abundant in much of the literature on complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)—alongside the competing position that CAM, as an alternative to conventional biomedicine, needs to develop its own methodology different from that of science.

We compare our figures to the ADA papers, noting that our methodology differs from that of the ADA [6], [2].

Fruit and vegetable intake was assessed using a methodology derived from that used in the National Nutrition Survey 1995 [ 18].