Native mass spectrometry refers to an emerging methodology in which proteins are analyzed in their native state thus preserving weak non-covalent interactions in the gas-phase [29].
Data analysis was based on the key principles of Grounded Theory, which refers to an inductive methodology and possesses features of theoretical sampling, constant data comparison, memo writing, developing core categories and theoretical saturation [ 28].
The science of environmental risk assessment refers to a set of approaches and methodologies designed to guide the systematic evaluation of the potential risks associated with a specific environmental exposure.
The release fractions from the cask to the environment for each impact condition are preliminarily estimated by referring to a proposed methodology from literature.
The term systematic review is used to refer to a specific methodology of research, developed in order to gather and evaluate the available evidence pertaining to a focused topic.
Thanks to supporting continuous events on hygiene and sanitation and holding special class lessons, the children in Aral school spend up to one minute carefully washing their hands referring to a set methodology shown on a poster above the hand-washing stand.
Furthermore, to our knowledge, previous review work has either been presented as an expert's opinion paper providing a more general synthesis of the problem or, when referring to a systematic methodology, the review only tackled one specific disorder category [ 17].
Douglas Weed succinctly characterized this term in his 2005 review, in which he concluded that it is not well-defined nor does it refer to a consistent or transparent methodology (Weed 2005).
The risk management methodologies refer to a standard process presenting the well-known steps: risk identification, risk evaluation and quantification, risk mitigation for treatment and/or impact minimization and risk monitoring (Marmier et al. 2013).
