Sentence examples for well-defined methodologies from inspiring English sources
And he acknowledges that I-Corps does a good job of pushing researchers to get out and speak to people — and of teaching one of the few well-defined methodologies for putting people on an entrepreneurial path.
The review follows a well-defined methodology and builds on the work of more than 100 relevant references.
This allows for a simple and a well-defined methodology of estimating of a necessary number of neural elements in the assembly.
During this period, it has developed a well-defined methodology and a focused research portfolio of rich intellectual content and particular relevance to biotechnology and biological engineering.
This paper presents a well-defined methodology for empirical modeling in tribology that was verified using the results from several tribometers.
A well-defined methodology for selection of PDC topics for integration, selection of topics for laboratory projects and home assignments, conduct of examinations (mid-term/end-term), pre-post feedback and evaluation, and other related activities has been planned.
Finally, if there was a system that permitted outsized returns by analyzing stocks in a certain manner, or by following a well-defined methodology, it would be published in a peer reviewed journal like The Journal of Finance.
We followed rigorous, well-defined methodology to develop the decision aid.
Standardized criteria to classify systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) disease activity provide a well-defined methodology to accurately assess SLE.
These items were excluded from the data collection from CESAR trial patients due to the practical difficulty of collecting data and due to the lack of a well-defined methodology available at the early stages of planning the CESAR trial.
A multidisciplinary group of researchers have attempted to refine and develop Outcome MEasures in Rheumatoid Arthritis Clinical Trials (OMERACT) using a progressive and well-defined methodology, combining literature review and consensus over the past 20 years (Kirkham et al., 2013).
