Sentence examples for methodology perspectives from inspiring English sources

LJP designed, revised the manuscript and provided methodology perspectives.

The paper will also present a methodology perspective of the science of organization design.

A good sensitivity analysis (SA) practice must consider the diverse requirements and limitations of the practice both for the purpose of the analysis in the model design process and from a methodology perspective.

To educate a clinical audience of what the specific meaning of the term "validated questionnaire" means from a research methodology perspective when used in a journal article or a conference presentation.

From the methodology perspective, our analysis pipeline integrates features (most ChIP-seq) and CpG methylation data to obtain the interactions between features and adds a powerful and much-needed tool for examining regulatory relationships both for well-studied features and for less-studied features.

Our segmentation algorithm is unique from its methodology perspective, and can potentially improve the boundary assignments on the smaller CNV events found via whole-genome sequencing.

However, from methodology perspective, the procedure of CV analysis is somewhat tedious while cluster analysis is more systematic as described by Silva et al. [ 36].

From a methodology perspective, therefore, it would be useful if the authors included the full questionnaires used in this study as an appendix, with the objective of replication of the study in other areas.

Cross-disciplinary research is a research activity that extends beyond simple collaboration to integrate data, methodologies, perspectives and concepts from various research disciplines.

Various theoretical lenses, methodologies, perspectives, factors that affect adolescent L2 writing, and aspects have been explored; such as, identity (Harklau 2011), error analysis (Pennington et al. 1996), genre (Roca de Larios, Martin, and Murphy 2001), technology and internet (Lam 2000), feedback (Lee 2007b) and assessment (Lee 2007a).

It also argues, for example, that "no department of political theory ought to be obligated to establish 'a plurality of methodologies and perspectives' by appointing a professor of Nazi political philosophy, if that philosophy is not deemed a reasonable scholarly option within the discipline of political theory".