Sentence examples for more comprehensive methodologies from inspiring English sources

These approaches have been incorporated in more comprehensive methodologies for hazard assessment, such as the BET_EF and BET_VH (Marzocchi et al. 2008, 2010), in which the Bayesian Belief Network for decision forecasting can handle both discrete data and/or subjective probabilities based on expert opinion (Aspinall et al. 2003).

We therefore recommend a consensus on practical guidelines at international level on the basis of more comprehensive methodologies (such as Canadian Academic of Health Science and payback frameworks) in order to build capacity, arrange for necessary informative infrastructures and promote necessary skills for economic evaluation studies.

This is intended to be of value to practitioners and to assist further research into the development of a more comprehensive methodology for warehouse design.

To alleviate the weaknesses and shortcomings of the previous studies listed above, this research proposes a more comprehensive methodology using different types of ANNs to effectively determine the conceptual reservoir models and estimate the model-related parameters from the pressure derivative plots.

The purpose of this is twofold: first, to bring together existing methods within a more coherent system, so that users can choose more sensibly between them; secondly, to extend these methods in order to provide a more comprehensive methodology for assessing complex, systemic risks and policies.

The final outcome of this research is a more comprehensive stabilization methodology that addresses soil types and performance based testing methodologies.

The Infinium Human Methylation450 BeadChip ArrayTM (Infinium 450K) offers a high-throughput, low-cost alternative to more comprehensive sequencing-based methodologies used to analyze the methylome.

This current approach to molecular diagnosis of NDM provides only a limited sequencing of the known NDM genes and no assessment of possible modifier genetic loci elsewhere in the genome: a more comprehensive cost efficient methodology to scrutinize every new NDM case is necessary.

We provide some guidance in interpolating data and outline a more comprehensive comparison of methodology.

See Additional file 1, sections S1.6 and S1.7 for a more comprehensive description of this methodology, including all predicting equations for test set observations.

The study demonstrates a methodology for more comprehensive analyses, based on populations rather than individuals.