Sentence examples for methodology the authors from inspiring English sources

"I think the methodology the authors use here is absolutely sufficient to control for Clever Hans," she said.

As part of a research project on design methodology, the authors have developed a framework to facilitate the tailoring of the product development process according to the context of the project.

As support tool for applying the design methodology the authors use Modeling & Simulation (M&S) and a virtual three-dimensional environment for recreating, with satisfactory accuracy, the evolution over the time of the real industrial plant.

Because of their objective and empirically based methodology, the authors are confident in their conclusions regarding customer behaviors and the impacts of queue design on purchasing behavior.

The work of Chu and Kita (2011) stands out as an example of this methodology: the authors first manipulated between subjects whether participants were encouraged to gesture on a Shepard and Metzler-style block rotation task.

The remainder of the paper is as follows: "Literature review" provides a thorough review of the literature; in "Research methodology," the authors briefly discuss the research methodology used to facilitate the objectives; "Results" shows the findings of an international survey conducted by the authors; and "Conclusion" is the conclusion of the study.

In order to analyse and evaluate the two different methodologies, the authors relied on the post-election face-to-face polling carried out by the BES, which proved better than pre-election polls at interpreting how the nation voted.

Since it is out of scope of this paper to cover all of the existing audio compression methodologies, the authors recommend the work of Painter and Spanias in [24] for a comprehensive review of most of the existing audio compression techniques.

By utilizing both quantitative and qualitative methodologies, the authors submit that this Integrated Multimodal Assessment tool offers a more robust alternative to standard surveys, KAP studies, or the use of anecdotal information for quickly identifying priorities in health system reconstruction in the post-conflict, post-disaster, or development setting.

The important computational cost and complexity of this numerical methodology leaded the authors to develop a simple numerical model based on the assumption that the exchange between the air and phase change material inside the ventilated facade occurs at isothermal conditions.

Each chapter addresses the difficult topic of technique methodology and the authors manage to describe this in a surprisingly straightforward manner.