Sentence examples for same methodology with from inspiring English sources

And so an undergraduate student supervised by Mehr and his colleague Ellen Winner, a Professor of Psychology at Boston College, set off to replicate the PNAS study, by using the same methodology with a different set of videos.

The one-year prevalence of migraine estimated as 16.4% was similar or even higher than world-wide reported migraine prevalence figures and identical to a previous nation-wide study conducted in 1998, whereas the TTH prevalence was much lower using the same methodology with the ICHD-II criteria.

Innovations in apparatus technology come about for a variety of reasons such as the need to use the same methodology with various species, the opportunity to present dynamic and carefully controlled stimuli, the goal of using automation to make data collection more precise or efficient, and the need to control for and/or eliminate the presence of experimenters in the testing context.

Møller et al (2007) carried out a similar analysis, using the same methodology, with respect to cancer incidence in England.

The measurements all used the same methodology, with the same participants, in the same baseline/control context, but the repeated measurements did NOT measure the same thing!

DNA can be extracted from such material using the same methodology (with no need for de-waxing) and used in a SYBR-Green I real-time assay (data not shown).

The pfatp4 mutations associated with spiroindolone resistance (SI Table S3) were previously identified using the same methodology, yet with small molecule inhibitors from the spiroindolone class, either KAE609 (formerly NITD609) or KAE678 (formerly NITD678).

Further research is warranted to replicate this study using the same methodology but with several different population samples specialising in different branch of nursing.

In a study using the same methodology but with E. faecalis biofilms, this antimicrobial solution succeeded in eradicating biofilm on all specimens [ 16].

However, this study was an exploratory attempt to test the methodology and legitimacy of some understudied questions; it is recommended that the same methodology be tested with a larger sample size.

So when that same methodology comes out with a finding that puts antioxidants in a good light, I can't, in good conscience, break out the kazoos.