Sentence examples for the standard methodological from inspiring English sources

The standard methodological rules apply in the estimation of Models (1) and (2).

The theoretical model was tested and validated using the standard methodological procedure based on exploratory and confirmatory analyses.

The standard methodological approach for evaluating social cognitive theories when predicting physical activity behavior is the passive prospective/longitudinal survey design.

By decisively influencing Schleiermacher's hermeneutic theory Herder also exercised an indirect decisive influence on the hermeneutic theory of Schleiermacher's greatest pupil Böckh, whose Encyclopedia and Methodology of the Philological Sciences (1877) essentially reproduced Schleiermacher's theory with only modest elaborations, and became the standard methodological work for classical scholars.

Moreover, there is a lack of guideline for costing method with a common consensus of researchers and relevant expertise which can address the standard methodological as well as practical issues in Bangladesh.

We followed the standard methodological process of translation by two professional translators, consensus by a review committee, determination of conceptual equivalence by three expert groups, and a pre-test with nurses.

A well designed evaluation such as ITS or CBA that meets the EPOC gold standard methodological criteria can produce meaningful, rigorous results with the use of relatively few resources.

The systematic review used standard methodological procedures as prescribed by the Cochrane collaboration.

Here we provide an up to date review of epidemiology and public health textbooks with and specifically explore the extent to which standard methodological works by epidemiologists provide all of the analytic tools needed by those assessing public health problems and priorities.

This paper highlights and discusses three challenges to current practice: limited guidance on management of scope; ambiguous linkage to related ICT development processes; and the lack of a standard methodological approach.

Indices were used in standard methodological groupings: the NPI, as recommended by Galea et al (1992); lymph node metastases into present or absent; and histological grade was classified as Bloom and Richardson grades I, II and III or separately as DCIS.