Herein, we describe methodology involved in identifying genetic modifiers of α-syn misfolding and toxicity in the nematode roundworm, Caenorhabditis elegans.
The methodology involves a multilevel framework to identify the effects of factors at three hierarchical levels (individual, university, and regional) on the quality of university patenting.
This, however, is obviously not the proper methodology for mathematics; the proper methodology involves mathematical proof, not empirical psychology.
(Its methodology involves 1,500 song streams equaling one album).
The methodology involves a two-phase process.
Summing up, this methodology involves, first, the estimation of Eqs.
Here the relevant methodology involves so-called causal modeling or structural equation techniques.
The methodology involves a number of steps.
The methodology involves several distinct steps.
To identify new cases, we used a prospective, standardized methodology involving the reporting of symptoms present and not of specific diagnosis.
