Sentence examples for this methodology currently from inspiring English sources
Is this methodology currently considered adequate by the Chinese government?
This methodology currently forms the basis of most 2DGE redox proteomic studies (Reviewed in (10)).
Predictions using this methodology currently rely heavily on data from co-segregation in families and from co-inheritance of variants with known pathogenic mutations in the same gene.
The results of the analyses support the use of rotated contextual questionnaires for respondents in order to extend the methodology currently used in large-scale sample surveys.
I propose, concretely, that the methodology currently used to quantify and monetize light physical morbidities, such as headaches, coughs, sneezes, nausea, or shortness of breath, should be extended to fear.
For 2018, we are aligning the adjustment methodology to ensure we have a consistent policy across all Springer Nature hybrid journals, and hybrid academic journals on nature.com and Palgrave Macmillan hybrid journals will adopt the methodology currently used for Springer hybrid journals.
Finally, while further work using other datasets and other types of analyses seem desirable to provide further evidence, the outcomes of our research support using rotated contextual questionnaires for respondents in order to extend the methodology currently used in large-scale sample surveys.
The survey requested detailed information regarding the methodology currently practiced in estimating GFR in paediatric oncology patients.
In the next section, we outline the methodology currently in use at NAACCR to assess the completeness of case ascertainment and discuss its advantages and disadvantages.
Apart from the lack of molecular evidence for such a carrier, the main reasons of this controversy lie in the methodologies currently used to study anandamide cellular uptake.
In this review, we briefly describe some of the methodologies currently used for genomic and exome capture and highlight recent applications of this technology.
