Sentence examples for methodology matching from inspiring English sources

Relumped single-event microkinetics constitute a subtle methodology matching present day's analytical techniques with the computational resources.

Hence, it becomes possible for students to test their controller without any risk before applying it on the real system, with a methodology matching Industry 4.0 framework.

Efforts are made to improve data both in terms of quality and representativeness as well as the methodology matching to epidemics.

This methodology matches perfectly with the concept of fast prototyping on SoPC.

The methodology matched what European Jews faced when pulled out of line on arrival at concentration camps and forced to "testify" to a Nazi guard in a private room where there would be no witnesses.

The methodology matches fields such as sex, date of birth, date of death, NHS number and postcode across the two data sets and provides a unique patient identifier for matched patients.

Although more complex methods exist to model the relationship flexibly between time-varying dose and outcome, our analysis methodology matches that of previous studies, thereby making the results more comparable.

PSM methodology matched participants on factors previously found to predict ability to reduce daily tobacco consumption, and after PSM, a good balance of covariates was achieved and extensive sensitivity analysis showed no evidence that the results were sensitive to the methodological decisions we made.

This is because of the lack of a standard methodology for matching a suitable optimization algorithm with a particular design problem, and also for the need to first determine the control parameter values of the optimization algorithm prior to actually using the algorithm for design purposes.

Assessment methods, inclusion criteria and methodology of matching controls to patient were heterogeneous, complicating comparisons.

The methodology of matching Visit Care Models that we developed for the pilot age group will be insufficient to create reasonable synthetic records for the older groups of patients (especially 50+).