Sentence examples for methodology have drawn from inspiring English sources
Some elements of the methodology have drawn criticism from some analysts; others have defended it.
Here Chinese artists have been exposed to western techniques and images, and have drawn them into their own methodology of global practices.
Technical: Do you think that the methodology of this study is appropriate and allows the conclusions that they have drawn?
He has drawn on methodology, devised by US public policy expert Steve Aos, to determine how cost-effective and successful these programmes are.
Expectedly, a methodology that is so powerful has drawn the interest of counter-forensic research, where with the term counter-forensics we refer to the study of methods to counter-attack forensic techniques by concealing manipulation traces[5].
But Professor Rouse, a colleague of Professor Krueger who also participated in the conference call today, said she had drawn that conclusion using "nonnumerical methodology" rather than from a review of any randomized study like the one done in New York.
Methodology for breeding value estimation in honey bees has drawn the attention of animal breeders [ 6– 8].
Helmersson agreed that brands had an important role to play and said this was why a year ago H&M had drawn up a roadmap for a fair living wage (based on methodology drawn up by the Fair Wage Network) that aims to improve purchasing practices, implement pay structures that reward workers for skills and efficiency, and encourage worker involvement in negotiating their conditions.
Hong Kong has drawn England, Argentina and Portugal.
That has drawn criticism.
