Sentence examples for more accurate methodologies from inspiring English sources

This assumption may suggest that further research should provide more accurate methodologies to measure entrepreneurial intention.

In order to overcome this drawback, the scientific community is developing more accurate methodologies to assess seismic performances of structures.

Of course the results, as better explained in the next paragraphs, are less precise than the ones obtained with more accurate methodologies and should be handled with care.

The authors suggest the adoption of more accurate methodologies to assign costs, such as ABC.

Forrest says the rise is partially due to more accurate methodology but he also believes the number of people trapped in slavery is increasing year on year.

Marginson believes that the Leiden rankings, which use single (rather than aggregated) indicators, and draw on hard data rather than surveys, provide a more accurate methodology for assessing universities' research performance.

The contribution of this research is to present a more accurate methodology to perform an engine torque comparison.

Therefore, it is necessary to develop a more accurate methodology that separates the absolute glare component from the relative glare component.

However, extensive study in this area, using more accurate methodology including CT scan and PCR techniques, may be needed to establish the exact incidence of toxoplasmic encephalitis in these patients and evaluate differentials.

Even though the authors of these studies examined fewer samples (two samples in [ 39] and six in [ 40]), their more accurate methodology, at nucleotide resolution, shows a moderately higher overlap with our data (33% and 22% respectively, Additional file 1: Table S1).

A renewed interest has grown in the study of the thermo-physical behaviour of such systems and the influence on health; consequently more accurate design methodologies, taking into account the various relevant parameters, have been developed.