In order to better investigate complex and sparse networks, such as the respiratory disease interactome, a multi-method approach utilizing methods proven effective in gene-gene and protein-protein network-based analyses has proven useful to elucidate and investigate different network properties and the underlying biological context.
The evaluation design used a pragmatic, mixed-methods approach utilizing postintervention focus groups and pre post intervention scores on the Family Nutrition and Physical Activity (FNPA) survey.
We mapped the transition between heterozygous markers and homozygous markers using two techniques: a PCR-based method and an approach utilizing oligonucleotide-containing microarrays.
As the result, the study of glycosylation could not rely purely on biochemical methods; instead it requires a multidisciplinary approach utilizing a variety of methods including genetic manipulation and glycosylation pathway engineering, structural and functional proteomic analysis, chemical and enzymatic synthesis, development of glycosylation probes and glycan microarrays.
There are 430 schools, both domestic and international, that have developed and implemented Design Thinking as an instructional method; this approach utilizes teamwork, brainstorming, "ideating", and prototyping as integral to the approach.
A comparative demographic approach utilizing tree-based methods has been implemented in a variety of biological sub-fields, including systematics, phylogeography, conservation, and life history.
In current practice, the design of composite columns such as concrete-filled and concrete-encased steel columns is a member-based procedure which is based on linear analysis in conjunction with the effective length method, rather than a system-based approach utilizing the concept of advanced analysis.
Two approaches are considered: a modal approach utilizing the static-dynamic superposition method, and a finite difference approach.
A mixed methods approach was used, utilizing a self-administered survey on the acceptability of routine or case-based inquiry for intimate partner violence in a university hospital's maternity ward in Munich and in-depth interviews with seven women who experienced violence during pregnancy.
The experimental approach utilized the methods of laser hologram interferometry.
Physical approach utilizes numerous methods such as evaporation/condensation and laser ablation, whereas chemical approach involves the metal ions in solution which are reduced in conditions favoring the successive formation of small metal clusters or aggregates [68, 69, 70].
