Sentence examples for test methodological from inspiring English sources

Ethnography and, more specifically, ethnoarchaeology provide ways to test methodological instruments that archaeologists can use to interpret the past.

Finally, our future work will be to combine and apply the theoretical and proposed conceptual strategy to develop and test methodological options for NFIs to support REDD+ implementation under the UNFCCC.

More generally, as breeding and wintering ground surveys improve for other migratory birds, including non-game species, we encourage others to not only test methodological assumptions and hypotheses, but also to continue rigorously evaluating hypotheses about factors affecting population dynamics and distributions in light of novel methodological approaches.

We analyzed studies that allowed us to test methodological and then theoretical moderators.

We propose the following hypotheses regarding potential moderators, distinguishing between those that test methodological explanations for variation in subjective-genital agreement and those that test theoretically-derived explanations for low concordance in women.

The specific objectives were: (1) to pilot test methodological approaches to empirical work on the research-to-policy interface; (2) to understand the perceptions and attitudes of policy-makers towards research evidence; and (3) to define key barriers and facilitators for the integration of research into policy across a number of national contexts.

The results suggested that while the spatial structure was usually non-robust to the tested methodological options when working with the original dataset, it became more robust for the transformed datasets (especially for the log-backtransformed dataset).

The reasons for the differences in published reports are unclear, but may be attributed to numbers of samples tested, methodological differences or the demographics of the samples tested.

The reason for this fundamental inter-study discrepancy is unclear, but considering the number of cell lines tested methodological differences should be considered first.

In addition, the difference in published reports may be attributed to the numbers of samples tested, methodological differences, and the sensitivity of methods used, such as use of different primer sets.

Optimal search retrieval can be hampered by a number of obstacles, especially poor search strategies, but using empirically tested methodological search filters can enhance the accuracy of searches for sound evidence concerning etiology.