Sentence examples for recommends methodology from inspiring English sources
As a recent review recommends, methodology in trials including robotic resources should be unified, especially in terms of inclusion criteria according to the poststroke phase, functional scales for outcome measure, intensity, and duration of the interventions [ 55].
These systematic reviews were selected as they were all performed by the authors, according to prospective protocols and recommended methodology, with prospective assessment of methodological quality using the QUADAS checklist thus uniform assessment could be ensured.
A cross-cultural adaptation was performed according to an internationally recommended methodology involving translation, synthesis, back-translation, revision by an expert committee, and pre-testing.
The recommended methodology focuses on interpretation and communication of results, not on model development or initial calibration and validation, and as such it applies to the modeling process following initial calibration.
Despite continued research and improvements in mapping technology, computing power, and numerical modelling codes, there is no standard recommended methodology for field characterisation of intact rock bridges, or their incorporation into stability analysis.
These procedures came close to matching the recommended methodology for population-based burden-of-headache studies [8].
Indirect immunofluorescence (IIF) on human epithelial type 2 (HEp-2) cells is the recommended methodology for detecting ANAs in clinic practice.
Furthermore, the only recommended methodology presented in IEEE Std 493 since 1980 was the "series and parallel" reliability methodology and the minimal cut-set method which estimated the frequency and duration of load point interruptions (IEEE Std 493 1997 1998).
The recommended methodology does however not cover the topic of the cycling of pollutants within waste streams: "In the MEErP 2011 methodology the analysts are required to give the materials flows to re-use (including closed loop recycling whereby a part of the original plastics can indeed be re-used), materials recycling, energy recovery (a.k.a. 'thermal recycling') and disposal.
To calculate the sample size, the WHO recommended methodology for sample size calculation for trachoma surveys [16] was used.
