Sentence examples for using a novel methodological from inspiring English sources
This paper aims to contribute to the literature on interdisciplinary innovation by using a novel methodological approach to explore how conventional technologies have evolved into interdisciplinary technologies in different industries.
This study will provide high-level evidence using a novel methodological approach about the effectiveness of psychostimulants for cancer-related fatigue.
This study will provide high-level evidence using a novel methodological approach to inform clinicians about the most appropriate treatment for individual children.
Here, we addressed both of these issues using a novel methodological approach that for the first time attempts to disentangle the positive and negative relationship between amyloid-β and intrinsic connectivity within the same patient cohort.
We used a novel methodological approach to estimate the dose-response relationship of the effect of HAART exposure on APRI.
To this end, we first used a novel methodological approach that eliminated any potential effect of using a body in view for direct visual comparison by occluding the body before the object test phase.
We also use "intellectual activism 5 as a novel methodological tool for our analysis.
This paper uses network analysis to provide a novel methodological framework for detailed systemic analysis of household livelihood portfolios.
A novel methodological approach has been used in this study to retrieve quantitative structural characteristics of fibrin hydrogels, by combining two complementary techniques, namely confocal fluorescence microscopy with a fiber extraction algorithm and turbidity measurements.
We investigated a novel methodological framework with two essential steps for characterizing terrain and canopy height using Multiple Altimeter Beam Experimental LiDAR (MABEL) data and simulated ICESat-2 data with various vegetation conditions.
On the other hand, our research identifies a cultural trait whose diversity could be used as an early warning signal of population decline (either because of small population size or poor productivity), and provides a novel methodological approach for the monitoring of endangered species.
