Sentence examples for promising methodological from inspiring English sources

In this paper, stochastic configuration methods to design focused-flexibility production systems are presented as a promising methodological enabler of new flexibility-oriented business models.

A much more promising methodological argument for compositionality goes as follows.

This approach might thus be a particularly promising methodological choice when new institutional framework conditions are tested, which aim at fostering the innovative activity.

Simultaneous EEG-fMRI currently offers a promising methodological platform with which to clearly establish the relationship between VLF EEG activity and the DMN as defined by fMRI and PET work.

A particularly promising methodological approach across all these studies has been to develop a discipline-based task, often a sorting task, in which the performance of putative experts and novices in organizing examples of disciplinary knowledge can be compared.

Although initial results are promising, various methodological issues in existing studies challenge our collective understanding of the effectiveness of mobilization and manipulation on clinical outcomes in individuals with ankle sprains.

Although several interventions look promising, complex interventions, methodological weaknesses and conflicting results limit the validity and applicability of the findings.

One of the promising recent methodological advances is the introduction of a site-heterogeneous non-parametric mixture CAT model that allows for site-specific features of protein evolution [ 43].

The available information on measurement properties of the Italian NPDS looks promising, despite the poor methodological quality of the translation.

The available information on measurement properties of the German NPDS looks promising, despite the poor methodological quality of the translation process.

Reviews of research on computer-assisted treatments for mental health and substance abuse report promising findings, but study quality and methodological limitations remain an issue.