Sentence examples for methodology we consider from inspiring English sources

As illustrative examples of application of the proposed methodology, we consider several end-point optimization problems in batch chemical and biochemical reactors.

To illustrate the proposed methodology, we consider a transportation network that is comprised of freeway segments that might include merge, diverge, weaving, and bottleneck sections.

To illustrate the application of our model and methodology, we consider a bivariate data concerning the demand for health care in Australia.

As a case study for this methodology, we consider a robotic paint sprayer, in which we use Ariadne to study the effect of choosing different values of a parameter that represents a point of observation for the system.

To explain the methodology, we consider here two sequences of assimilation starting from two different, but very close analysis times t a and.

As an example of the general methodology we consider an important emerging disease - Leishmaniasis - a vector borne disease widely distributed in tropical regions that is estimated to affect 12 million people in 88 countries.

Our methodology: we considered natural resemblance, acting chops and, admittedly, a certain comedic charm.

Our study generalizes and supersedes [2] both in methodology

To review the research methodology, we considered the Medical Research Council (MRC) guidelines [ 23] for evaluating complex interventions and extracted data on the following: Was there a theoretical basis for the intervention and trial design?

When developing the proposed methodology, we considered the method suggested by Hin et al. (1999) [ 8] as the first approach to our designated objective: their proposal consists of dichotomising the predictor variable by using GAMs, taking the value for which an average risk is obtained as the cut point.

Among different agent-oriented methodologies, we consider Tropos, because it is basically agent-based, in contrast to the other methodologies which are extensions of the existing object-oriented methodologies.