Sentence examples for the methodology between from inspiring English sources

The framework was designed to exploit the commonalties in the methodology between the numerous types of analysis, applied loads, constraints and equation solving algorithms so that duplication is minimized and software reuse is maximized when new capabilities are added to the software.

The main difference in the methodology between our approach and these previous approaches is that previous approaches have been published prior to the results achieved by GWAS studies.

There were no differences in the methodology between three studies; the proliferative differences between Central African, North African, and European patients were pronounced.

Due to heterogeneity in the methodology between studies, the decision was made to use a best evidence synthesis to summarise the data (Table  3).

Similar results were found in two other studies that assessed a sample of victims who requested medical assistance in various Madrid hospitals on the day of the terrorist attacks, despite differences in the assessment instruments and the methodology between them.

The sampling of the same farms between the studies and the comparable methodology between the studies allow the use of these separate surveys as two cross-sectional time points for our analysis.

Furthermore, despite a good correlation between PET and MR perfusion, there remain fundamental differences between the calculation methodology between the MR model-independent deconvolution approach (leading to a parameter related to perfusion) and perfusion as calculated from a single compartment PET model.

We applied this methodology between the genome of human and those of five sequenced eutherian mammals which allowed us to delineate evolutionary breakpoint regions along the human genome with a finer resolution (median size 26.6 kb) than obtained before.

Drug combination focuses on the relationship between dosages and effects as well as the methodology distinguishing between additive and non-additive combinations.

Notably, the methodology varies between different studies.

The average analysts consensus forecast was off 48.7%, significantly higher than the 40% of the earlier column, and also topping the 44% that Lufkin and I found in another study, using the same methodology, between 1973 and 1996.