Sentence examples for our study adopted from inspiring English sources
To start filling this gap, our study adopted a User-Centered Design approach and first explored the user requirements of environmental researchers working on distributed research projects for collaborative dissemination, exchange and work with spatio-temporal data.
While our study adopted the approach used in previous studies that modeled the impact of respiratory sequelae, we used two additional sources [29, 36] to model asthma and allergic sensitization sequelae, linked to MA-RSV.
The supervisors interviewed in our study adopted many of these roles and strategies, moving towards a participatory pedagogy and a more collaborative and project-based approach to the supervision process.
The men in our study adopted this 'commonsense approach' when monitoring their health.
Our study adopted a health systems perspective where the assessments occurred in routine primary care settings.
Our study adopted a 3-staged approach to develop a framework for an effective discharge planning system in Hong Kong.
Our study adopts a sequential quantitative qualitative mixed method approach to broaden the empirical foundation needed for context sensitive project design.
To accomplish this objective, our study adopts a CM-based mechanism referred to as the agent-based cognitive mapping system (ABCMS).
Our study adopts both static and recursive versions of the Johansen multivariate cointegration likelihood ratio test as well as a variation on this test with a view to controlling for time varying volatility effects.
Our study adopts a geoarchaeological approach to explain the current status of the record and argues that the 'absence of evidence' should be understood as the result of the biasing effects of erosional geomorphic processes and not as an indication of a former absence of hominins.
Our study adopts an experimental design that extends the work of the abovementioned authors, introducing the concept of first- and second-generation candidates to decompose overall discrimination into its statistical and taste-based components.
