Sentence examples for techniques and methodological from inspiring English sources

The term 'biodiversity mapping' encompasses a variety of techniques and methodological approaches in identifying and analyzing patterns in plant and animal distributions.

This new study [ 5] also underlines the need for revisiting of old, unsolved issues, by using novel experimental techniques and methodological approaches to get a better insight into possible biological effects of power lines and mobile phones.

The conflicting findings may be owing to different DWI acquisition methods (e.g., b value, fat suppression technique) and methodological differences in measurements of ADC and residual tumor size used in the different studies [ 74].

The conceptual relationship between these techniques and the methodological approach taken in this work is shown in Figure 1.

It requires sophisticated statistical techniques and raises serious methodological as well as philosophical questions.

In this paper, we summarize findings from a series of interrelated studies that examine an urban greenway, the 150 mile Chicago River corridor in Chicago, USA, from multiple perspectives, stakeholder viewpoints, and methodological techniques.

To date, all quantitative imaging techniques have several technical and methodological limitations and therefore remain work-in-progress.

How this translates into tangible communication practices, and the mechanisms by which these may influence treatment engagement are less conclusive and require more sophisticated studies and methodological techniques.

This is likely due to differences in experimental design, the animal model, degree of maternal undernutrition, timing of sampling (cf. gestational age), and methodological techniques.

There has been limited evidence on the subgingival bacterial flora in CKD individuals using polymerase chain reaction (PCR) techniques with conflicting results and methodological bias [ 41] [ 15].

Meeting specific criteria may not be a true indication of the quality of the activities or decisions made in the research process [ 37, 43] and methodological techniques become relied upon as "technical fixes" [ 6] which do not automatically lead to good research practice or findings.