Sentence examples for on the same methodology from inspiring English sources

Moreover, based on the same methodology, i.e., active control, a synchronization scheme was presented.

Other approaches based on the same methodology are presented by [69, 76].

The modified Euler method is based on the same methodology except for an improved evaluation of the velocity components.

This verification for nitrogen also assures the equation of state for hydrogen, which is based on the same methodology.

The annual list, based on the same methodology as Forbes Asia's Best Under a Billion List, highlights rising stars that may be worth the attention of investors looking to put money into China.

Two procedures based on the same methodology are presented in the two-dimensional case to achieve the rigorous mapping of the geometrical and the elastic properties of a disordered polycrystalline microstructure into a spring lattice.

Nine years later, Chris Eliasmith, a student member of that Missouri group, established at the University of Waterloo in Ontario a group that is based on the same methodologies and principles.

On the other hand, the BS effect on mortality (obtained under the same methodology) is reduced by the same (in the case of total mortality) or even greater (in the case of cardiovascular mortality) amount after the inclusion of CO, indicating the collinearity of these pollutants but also the persistence of the CO effect on cardiovascular mortality.

In a pilot study on gilthead seabream using the same methodology, a significant change in cortisol levels of a control group not subjected to stress was observed, but there was no significant additional effect of ice-water on a group subjected to confinement stress (A. Canario, unpublished observations).

Whilst purposive sampling of students from one university may also restrict the transferability of findings, subsequent research may employ the same methodology on samples from other institutions at similar stages in training.

The main aim in the current study was to update a previous systematic review on interventions focused on active travel to school, following the same methodology and addressing the quality and effectiveness of new studies detected in the more recent scientific literature.