Sentence examples for unified methodologies from inspiring English sources

The use of such unified methodologies will allow for valid international comparisons of incidence in the future, and may permit pooling of international data to provide more reliable information on associated factors, management and outcomes, thus allowing for development of preventive and treatment strategies to improve outcomes of this rare but serious condition.

To clarify these mechanisms, it is necessary to identify and classify additional genes that contribute to grain size, whether through cell elongation or cell division, by unified methodology.

To address these concerns, researchers in the cancer agencies in three Canadian provinces (Alberta (AB), Saskatchewan (SK), and Manitoba (MB)) formed a collaborative team to develop and apply a unified methodology that is practical and useful in comparing and learning from each other, on time to cancer care in the three provinces.

A need for a standardized template is perceived to unify methodologies and also enable researchers to assess this issue with the most possible details.

In this paper we introduce a unifying methodology coupling the strengths of the Grid with the specific needs and constraints of the major bioinformatics approaches.

This situation is analogous to that of object-oriented methodologies and notations pre-UML, and we argue that the time is ripe to begin the development of a next generation agent-oriented software engineering (AOSE) methodology, leading ultimately towards a unified AOSE methodology.

In this paper, a novel unified plasticity methodology is proposed to allow the coupling of rate- and temperature-sensitivity of engineering alloys as well as the non-linear kinematic hardening behavior often observed during cyclic loading.

They are straight men and women, gays and lesbians, bisexuals and transgender individuals alike, and while their message is unified, their methodology is innovative and unique.

We present a new architecture level unified reliability evaluation methodology for chip multiprocessors (CMPs).

We begin by discussing the methodologies of these three disciplines in the context of the consilience debate, that is, attempts to unify different research methodologies that address similar problems.

A meta-model of measurement, unifying many existing methodologies of mathematical modelling in measurement science, is proposed.