Sentence examples for using a systematic methodology from inspiring English sources

This proved the importance of using a systematic methodology for the derivation of the membership functions for multivariable systems.

In this paper, a model-based analysis of oxidation in composites is presented using a systematic methodology that determines the relative effects of the matrix oxidation, role of fiber and interface effects and that of the damage growth.

Using a systematic methodology, this review aims to identify the clinical safety implications in performing MRI at field strengths of 3 Tesla (T) and above and determine whether the current clinical safety guidelines are appropriate.

This review used a systematic methodology to answer the following question: what are the treatment-related safety and tolerability determinants of adherence to oral antiretroviral medications in adult HIV patients?

The publications were selected from conferences and journals using a systematic search methodology.

Most papers were excluded due to being duplicates, or not using a systematic review methodology.

Based on 95% confidence limits with an allowable error of 10%, 63 households were sampled in each selected surburb using a systematic sampling methodology.

As no database of households in Avyasyon could be found, the comparison cohort in that community was selected using a systematic sampling methodology.

Additionally, we present the results on the overall effectiveness of acupuncture and safety rating for each of the TSR components as determined by a group of subject matter experts using a systematic grading methodology.

We selected reports that met our inclusion criteria, regardless of publication status, language and trial quality using a systematic research methodology; this approach has been shown to minimize potential selection and publication bias and lead to more reliable conclusions[ 36] We made every effort to conduct our review and report its results with the highest rigour.

We attempted to limit these biases as much as possible by using a systematic review methodology, by assessing the quality and relevance of each review and relying on reviews of high to moderate quality, by carefully categorizing the results without generalizing too much, and, in case reviews had differential results, by attempting to examine the causes of the differences.