Sentence examples for revised methodology from inspiring English sources

An alternative explanation is that the EPA's revised methodology still hasn't gone far enough.

The new estimates, which draw on updated data and a revised methodology, suggest the percentage of hungry people in developing countries has fallen from more than 23% in 1990-92 to less than 15% in 2010-12, or around 850 million people.

The revised methodology is demonstrated for two sites in Australia: Onslow and Brisbane.

The revised methodology is demonstrated and compared with the existing method through simulation examples.

The revised methodology highlights the importance of prioritisation, effective allocation of intervention resources and more systematic learning from evaluation.

The 2006 release emphasizes building international counter-terrorist capacity, particularly on the economic front, and also introduces a revised methodology for counting terrorist incidents.

A new approach has been adopted for the basin, leading the way to additional fieldwork and revised methodologies, particularly regarding the protection of water supply.

This group has revised methodologies, validated them among their laboratories, and proposed a standard operating procedure.

Following the review mission, the NTP granted capacity building the highest priority and radically revised methodologies and approaches used in their human resource development activities as part of gradual programme strengthening.

A spokeswoman for the Federal Reserve said the explanation for the drastic revision is that the Fed "reviewed and revised the methodology it had been using to estimate those numbers," and applied the new methodology retroactively to mid-2009.

In April 2010, the Energy Information Administration revised its methodology for estimating natural gas production.