Sentence examples for methodology implied from inspiring English sources
The methodology implied recommendations being independent between LSM and FT. Indeed there was no relationship between the applicability of FT (mostly related to Gilbert's syndrome, hemolysis and acute sepsis) and the applicability of LSM (number of valid LSM, success rate and IQR/LSM).
The methodology implied by eq. 2 and 3 can also be applied to the mixture model including both sequence and structure information.
This methodology implies the previous estimation of such main atrial period.
The applied research methodology implies content analysis and SPSS data processing.
Intra-subject methodology implies that the architecture is trained and tested with video recordings pertaining to the same subject.
This methodology implies that the quality of a product must be designed instead of assayed in the final dosage form.
Response surface methodology will be the proper approach to optimize the process, nevertheless this methodology implies more runs, more scrap, more production lost, more resources.
The methodology implies two steps [57]: (1) laser ablation to form programmed periodic nanoscale features on a sacrificial surface layer; (2) post-ablation deposition/chemical treatment step to fabricate nanoarrays.
This methodology implies entire hydrogen production process design and simulation, energetic, exergetic and environmental life cycle assessment analysis studies and parametric (intuitive and design of experiment based methods) investigations.
Adopting this methodology implies three steps: (i) generating the geometry of the product from the performance criteria; (ii) selecting a process that can simplify the materialisation; and (iii) designing the product accordingly.
This methodology implies the combination of the statistical analysis of long-term wind speed and direction data by the reanalyses of the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts with the numerical modelling of three-dimensional wind flows over complex terrain to obtain a first estimate of the wind potential of the considered domain.
