Sentence examples for methodology that would from inspiring English sources

interpretive methodology" that would treat a wealth tax differently from an income tax.

Nonetheless, a reliable methodology that would facilitate and automate the monitoring of MP is still lacking.

During the pilot test, we worked to build a valuation methodology that would win the confidence of its future users.

The bishops said today that their worries were alleviated once they agreed on a methodology that would keep the identities of the priest offenders confidential.

"We thought we could come up with a methodology that would eliminate that frustration," said Steve Mansfield, chief executive of iLOR, which is based in Mount Sterling, Ky.

He did, and by the time he had finished in 1985, we had established the basic methodology that would allow us to figure out how the population worked.

"We're still assessing and looking at various methodologies that would allow an assessment of NPR's Middle East coverage," Mr. Peck said.

These results add to a growing body of evidence emphasizing the need for more close-to-natural experimental designs and methodologies that would allow exploration of the complexity of the neural mechanisms underlying verbal communication and social interaction in general.

This general paucity might stem from the fact that, until recently, methodologies that would allow for simultaneous examination of a large number of groups for comparisons were not available.

In fact, there is a strong interest in the development of highly sensitive nanotechnological methodologies that would shift medical diagnosis (Howes et al. 2014) to the next level of the state of the art in biomedical diagnostics (Pelaz et al. 2017), pathogen detection (Pazos-Perez et al. 2016) or gene identification (Morla-Folch 2016; Morla-Folch et al. 2017).

The proposal was to create a set of voluntary commitments to create mechanisms and methodologies that would block suppliers caught with slave labor, among other measures.