Sentence examples for using a consistent methodology from inspiring English sources
Carbon stock estimation from field data was made using a consistent methodology across all plots; an accounting of allometric models is provided in Additional file 1: Table S2.
In this analysis, we focus on projected shifts in the mediterranean climate using a consistent methodology worldwide.
Since this analysis was conducted using a consistent methodology across all five regions, we can use the results to determine the highest priority regions for action.
However, there are few studies that evaluate indirect costs across countries using a consistent methodology.
However, these previous studies were limited to a single country; there are few studies that compare outcomes across multiple European countries using a consistent methodology.
The present study highlights the lack of up-to-date surveillance data especially annual measured BMI and disease incidence data, which are measured using a consistent methodology.
They found that the testers did not consistently use the correct-size plates, that they did not use a consistent methodology for measuring the velocity of test rounds and that they did not always test at the required altitude and weather conditions.
Vote results are inconsistent: When it comes to reporting on the results, Proxy Monitor does not use a consistent methodology, making apples-to-apples comparisons of voting results impossible.
We also preferred IHME data because it uses a consistent methodology and underlying data sources for estimating adult, child, and malaria-specific mortality, thus limiting the measurement challenges that might arise from using different estimation methods.
In this study, by using fuzzy multi-criteria decision making methods, the criteria of green schools have been gauged across 6 criteria and 15 sub-criteria, using a consistent testing methodology.
Land-cover data for our analysis was taken from the National Land Cover Database NLCCD) change product, which shows land-cover in 1990 and 2000 using a consistent classification methodology.
