Sentence examples for this new methodological from inspiring English sources
This new methodological study optimises the UAV wing planform for level flight.
After a presentation of this new methodological approach, we present an evaluation on a computed tomography breast image segmentation.
Thus, this new methodological approach calls for special attention to the most important subject of this new process: the student.
What new information does this new methodological phase of the study provide?
We chose this new methodological approach because an initial classical "gene by gene" analysis, revealed only weak differences between DGF versus EGF at both T0 and T24.
In this new methodological approach, study estimates were adjusted for potential confounders using differences in patient characteristics (e.g., age) between study arms.
Integrating these new methodological developments with important theoretical insights holds major promise for the future of biogeography and charts a pathway connecting past and future discoveries.
An essential advantage of such methods can be seen in the measurements' relative independence from self-reported biases that seems to be especially important for high-frequency measurements within the scope of process-accompanying surveys and/or when investigating implicit aspects of action processes: from this, some new methodological perspectives for empirical research in VET could be developed.
In this work, some new methodological suggestions are presented allowing the functional structure of the problem under consideration to be derived, in an attempt of avoiding arbitrary assumptions.
In this paper a new methodological approach is presented in order to evaluate more accurately the electric and thermal energy production of a point-focus concentrating photovoltaic and thermal system (CPV/T).
This finding opens new methodological and theoretical windows to explore the impact of domain-specific expertise on brain plasticity, while highlighting variability as a fruitful measure in neuroimaging research.
