Sentence examples for of possible methodologies from inspiring English sources

Jenkins has described a number of possible methodologies for filter development [ 27].

It is thus the responsibility of the researchers to show that their conclusion is general rather than reflecting the outcome of one possible methodology out of equally good alternatives.

A number of publications have addressed possible methodologies for quantifying sources of variability specific to given occupational settings (Kromhout et al. 1993; Peretz 2002; Preisser et al. 2003; Rappaport 1995), many of which deal directly or indirectly with exposure assessment and/or other applications relevant to studying pesticides and associated exposures or morbidity.

An example of a possible methodology is given here for open loop heat pump and other groundwater-source heating and cooling projects in Manitoba, Canada.

In this review, we set out to identify and classify the sources of the unexpected divergences between design and actual function of synthetic systems and analyze possible methodologies aimed at controlling, if not preventing, unwanted contextual issues.

This classification is not exhaustive other possible methodologies include the use of case studies, computer simulations and field research.

The article analyses one of possible optimization methodologies for ideal elastic plastic structures at shakedown and its application for shallow spherical shells having prescribed geometry and affected by a variable repeated load (VRL) – a system of external forces that may vary independently of each other.

Moreover, with the consideration of possible future methodology changes, the internal structure of each functional agent is modularized into several components.

A summary of two possible design methodologies for resistance of fire-induced progressive collapse are presented.

Although the Ashodaya framework represents only one of many possible evaluation methodologies, it is telling that the vast majority of interventions reviewed had conducted activities to enable empowerment processes consistent with only stage one or two in this framework.

Finally we discuss a number of possible extensions of the methodology to broaden its applicability, which should provide the basis of further studies.