Sentence examples for robust methodological from inspiring English sources

Rather, they suggest that such indicators should be based on more balanced conceptual frameworks and robust methodological choices.

The scientific literature on quantitative assessments of the "levee-effect" or robust methodological tools for performing such assessments is still sparse.

The study provides a robust methodological approach for assessing the EoL performance based on the knowledge of a product and its complex recycling chain.

A main objective of this work is build and test a robust methodological toolkit to support improved decision-making processes for investment in CCA in development programming.

The research presented in this paper aims to develop a robust methodological framework, using state of art tools and modern technologies to support the estimation of the change in time of five representative hydrological parameters for post-fire conditions.

That is, when using a robust methodological work (i.e., using a large sample and controlling for covariates and type I errors), personality-health associations found in the general population are replicated in pain settings.

Because the available methodological studies of the OxHLIA appear to have reviewed and extended its procedure into a robust methodology, no improvements of the protocol have been performed.

In the protocol, we stated that we would use the original QUADAS tool to assess quality and planned to perform a sensitivity analysis of the individual quality (QUADAS) items 4, 7, 8, 10, and 11, to explore whether the results that we found are robust for methodological challenges.

The results obtained by these authors, undoubtedly the least robust from a methodological point of view in that they assume informal care to be exogenous in both cases, show this variable to have negative effects on both the probability of being employed and the number of hours worked.

We also found that our results were robust to various methodological choices in a broad array of sensitivity analyses.

Therefore, this effect cannot be regarded as robust against potential methodological biases.