Sentence examples for a matter of methodological from inspiring English sources

This might be a matter of methodological sensitivity.

While determining whether studies differ in terms of results is a matter of methodological approaches, the interpretation of study findings may be motivated by other factors.

Although it can never be ruled out that the missing detection of extracellular AtAPY1 is a matter of methodological sensitivity, our results show that AtAPY1 is primarily present in the Golgi.

The distinction is a matter of primary philosophical and methodological principle.

In the past, this has been a matter of controversy, but mainly for methodological reasons.

Second, it is hard see how this sort of project could recommend itself to physicalists themselves — such a project seems to be a departure from methodological naturalism but most physicalists endorse methodological naturalism as a matter of fact.

In the first case, the sciences had already been formed and it was just a matter of summarizing their main doctrinal and methodological points.

Nevertheless, this concept is still a matter of debate, owing in large part to methodological limitations of the existing data.

5 6 Whether this increase in prevalence over the decades reflects a true increase in incidence or is due to different methodological factors is a matter of debate. 2 5 From the first prevalence studies on autism to the present, few studies have dealt with co-occurring medical conditions, some of which have been reviewed recently.

Some claim that it is simply a matter of definition; thus Nancey Murphy: "… there is what we might call methodological atheism, which is by definition common to all natural science" (Murphy 2001, 464).

It will be a matter of reporting all of their contributions and limitations of the various texts studied, both in terms of methodological and theoretical approaches and in terms of results and policy recommendations.