Sentence examples for methodology scientists from inspiring English sources

To overcome the limitations of current dietary assessment methodology, scientists at the USDA, ARS, Western Human Nutrition Research Center WHNRCC) developed a computerized food-scale system named NESSy, Nutrition Evaluation Scale System (US Patent 5,233,5200).

In particular, by relying on this methodology, scientists have for some time now been able to find ever more instrumentally adequate theories.

So, it's a methodology that scientists have used to create friendship or closeness in the lab.

The presented methodology provides scientists and engineers with an access to the experimental pilot-plants at the Institute of Automatic Control, and enables experiments to be carried out via Internet.

The movement was also advanced by the 2011 book The Lean Startup, by Eric Ries, and continues to grow as the federal government now teaches the lean-startup methodology to scientists at its national labs using the curriculum Blank developed.

These networks were identified in a two-stage process: (1) Reverse Causal Analysis, an automated analysis of the experimental data using a large, literature-derived network of cause-and-effect relationships, the Genstruct Human Knowledge Assembly Model, and (2) a software-assisted methodology enabling scientists to vet the results of the automated analysis and to produce the explanatory networks.

Within the chemistry, a lack of standardized methodologies among scientists has resulted in a persistent yet largely undeclared failure to replicate results within the discipline.

Whereas earlier methodologies allowed scientists to study only adult brains, recent technological advances have yielded methods that can be safely used to study structure-function relations and their development in children's brains.

But Mann et al's willingness to use unproven methodology irked some scientists, including Hulme: "I don't think it was seminal for scientists.

Creationists either ignore or fail to understand the distinction between science's naturalistic methodology, under which scientists must seek only natural explanations of natural phenomena (methodological naturalism), and a comprehensive, nontheistic view of the universe that denies the existence of the supernatural (metaphysical naturalism).

Or perhaps we accept stories only when they're accompanied by the tenuous methodology of social "scientists".