Sentence examples for methodology have changed from inspiring English sources

While some parts of the report methodology have changed between the 2010 and 2015 reports, it is still worth pointing out that there has been a significant decline from 2010 to 2015.

He writes, "Billboard has had a chart to track music aimed at African-Americans since the 1940s, but its size and methodology have changed multiple times over the years.

"I don't think the methodology has changed," Mr. Cassidy said.

"Now my methodology has changed for the better in terms of efficiency.

Some of the S.U.V.'s had better scores than in previous model years, but only because the test methodology had changed.

And the methodology has changed: the 1997-1998 sureportsporthethe number of fellowships awarded by departments; earlier surveys reported the number of departments awarding fellowships.

It is not easy to estimate precisely the possible variation of diabetes burden in Argentina over the past decade because the available evidence was obtained using different methodologies, many of which have changed over time.

We have changed the methodology accordingly but search strategies remain the same.

Germline genetic tests should rarely need to be repeated unless there is concern of inaccurate test results (in which case the laboratory should be contacted to investigate) or the methodology and/or scope of testing have changed in a manner that warrants retesting in specific patients.

But the times have changed, and this methodology was better suited for an environment of full employment, not one in which desperate Americans are looking for any port in a storm.

First, since the 1970s many things have changed both in research methodology and in clinical practice.