Sentence examples for methodology of measuring from inspiring English sources
The approach to riders' behavior at curved road sections at the present study, has been achieved by proposing a new methodology of measuring speeds based on GPS technology which preceded the conduction of field measurements in order to confirm its efficiency.
Theoretical development of the concept of QOL will contribute to greater clarification of what is meant by QOL than currently exists which in turn has the potential to advance the methodology of measuring this concept in children.
This paper contributes to the methodology of measuring pK values and ionic mobilities by capillary zone electrophoresis by introducing the principle of constant ionic strength and minimum interaction of analytes with counterionic components and presenting a standard system of cationic buffers for measurements of weak bases.
The applied methodology of measuring poverty and social exclusion (EU-SILC) calls for critical reflection, because it systematically overlooks absolute or extreme forms of poverty.
To meet the requirement on minimum time demands with the aim to create a map of machine tool errors, it is recommended to propose a suitable methodology of measuring and processing of the obtained data.
This paper is organized as follows: in 'Methodology', a comprehensive methodology of measuring operational risk is discussed; then in 'Empirical analysis', we apply the methodology to loss data of Karafarin Bank, and results are reported.
Methodology: The methodology consisted of measuring the strategy results on targeted groups namely parents, health personnel's, young children, civil status officers.
They differed from one another in respect of the applied methodologies of measuring the placental vasculature.
Open image in new window Figure 1 Methodology flowchart of measuring operational risk in a commercial bank.
Of course not all those covered by this analysis are happy, and this kind of methodology for measuring teacher effectiveness has been criticised by some.
The first conclusion is that the lack of methodology for measuring customs gap or its elements, such as losses from customs fraud, prevents tailored risk based policy responses.
