Sentence examples for using a consistent methodological from inspiring English sources

Overall, this study documents a promising foundation for the use of the CBM both as tool to help countries in estimating the forest C dynamics (e.g., including natural disturbances) and as a potential tool to support the verification of GHGIs at the EU level using a consistent methodological approach for all countries.

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The aim of this study is to implement a consistent methodological approach using the Carbon Budget Model CBMM) to estimate the net CO2 emissions from FM in 26 European Union (EU) countries for the period 2000 2012, including the impacts of natural disturbances.

We aimed to add to the existing literature by using a very large data source and a consistent methodological approach to help comparison between various risk factors.

A highly theoretically-focused and current project, it provides a consistent methodological and analytic approach that uses election study data and primary sources to offer a complete and cogent picture of this complex phenomenon as can only found by examining the attitudes and behaviors of the most powerful of democratic participants: the voters.

We implemented a consistent methodological approach to 26 EU countries, using the Carbon Budget Model to estimate the net CO2 emissions for the period 2000 2012.

QS claims a consistent methodological framework, with six categories assessed each round.

Capacity building Because the integration of ICTs into C4D work is a relatively new area that lacks a consistent methodological framework, organisations should support a comprehensive training process for staff to cover areas such as programme design, effective use of new ICT tools in combination with existing tools and methods, and close attention to privacy and risk mitigation.

It is based on a consistent methodological approach employing the four analytical concepts of gender (class), agreement class, noun (form) class, and declension (class).

This study presents the application of a consistent methodological approach, based on an inventory-based model, adapted to the forest management conditions of EU countries.

2. We must use a consistent language.