Sentence examples for most used methodologies from inspiring English sources

This algorithm can optimize the function to a global optimum and the results have good predictive performance [59, 60], being currently one of the most used methodologies for QSAR/QSPR studies.

Differently from [1] we consider here the Sobel operator [8] for edge detection, since this is one of the most used methodologies to obtain edge information due to its simplicity and efficiency.

One of the most used methodologies is the one proposed originally by Box (1957), modified by Spendley et al. (1962) and then by Nelder and Mead (1965), among many others, these authors are the ones that had contributed dramatically to the original proposal of Box.

Nowadays the most used methodologies in preliminary design to estimate the contribution of vertical tailplane on aircraft directional stability and control are (i) the classical method proposed by USAF DATCOM (also presented in several aeronautics textbooks) and (ii) the method presented in ESDU reports.

A specific set of tools has been developed in order to elaborate the collected motion data and give real-time evaluation and feedback of ergonomics based on the most used methodologies and extended with others advanced ad hoc tools, such as hands positions analysis, travel distance, time and methods collection calculations.

Spatio-temporal scan statistics are one of the most widely used methodologies [ 1] for surveillance and have been shown to be useful for surveillance and outbreak detection in both human and animal health applications [ 2- 7].

We grouped the most commonly used methodologies of policy evaluation design approaches into three categories, namely qualitative, quantitative, and hybrid.

It is in this context that some of the major problems inherent to deconvolution, and to one of its most commonly used methodologies, deconvolution via discrete Fourier transform (DFT), are explored in this work.

Liu and colleagues [30] assessed some of the most commonly used methodologies for a number of different variable regions within the 16S rRNA gene.

One of the most commonly used methodologies is the KAP (Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices) survey, which is traditionally a standard questionnaire with pre-developed, closed-response questions [ 10].

This paper provides a detailed explanation of how a study evolved using grounded theory methodology (GTM), one of the most commonly used methodologies in qualitative health and medical research [[ 8], p47].