Sentence examples for most common methodologies from inspiring English sources
Two and four point bending tests are among the most common methodologies adopted for the fatigue characterization of asphalt mixes.
The two most common methodologies for delivering hypofractionated radiation for localized prostate cancer are low-dose-rate (LDR) and high-dose-rate (HDR) BT.
CAO represents one of the most common methodologies to generate arrhythmias which rely on spontaneous arrhythmia generation.
While various chemical (Aksu et al. 2009; de Gonzalo et al. 2005), photochemical (Lee et al. 2009; Taglieber et al. 2008), and electrochemical (Siu et al. 2007; Ruinatscha et al. 2006) regeneration strategies are being explored, the most common methodologies are enzymatic regeneration of NAD(P H (Eckstein et al. 2004; van der Donk and Zhao 2003) and application of whole-cell biocatalysis.
However, this is the most common methodology available and has been used by the American Hospital Association in previous studies [6].
For nonlinear systems, one of the most common methodology used is the proper orthogonal decomposition (POD) combined with discrete empirical interpolation method (DEIM) due to its computational efficiency and good approximation.
The specific power input imparted by the blowing wind to an oscillating circular cylinder is a key topic in calculating aeolian vibrations of overhead transmission lines using the energy balance principle, i.e. the most common methodology used to design new lines and to dimension fittings and damping devices.
IHC was the most common methodology used for MP in our study.
This approach is also the most common methodology used for the collection of job satisfaction data.
Blended learning approaches were the most common methodology presented (49 articles) of which computer-assisted learning (CAL) comprised the majority (45 articles).
The most common MRS methodologies used to study tumour metabolism are briefly described below (for further details see Chung et al, 2006): In vivo MRS – It can be used to measure the metabolite content of tumours in living animals or patients, repeatedly and non-invasively.
