Sentence examples for a more methodological from inspiring English sources

"If you get onto the Forbes list, you'll be dead meat in no time," his protagonist predicts.A new study provides a more methodological look at the same issue and comes in more measured language to a similar conclusion.

The final argument I will consider against physicalism is of a more methodological nature.

In a more methodological vein, Nicholas Capaldi (2006) argues that philosophy's contribution to business ethics needs to be a form of explication, rather than exploration.

Similarly, alternative specifications considering varying sets of covariates or different functional forms in regression models were only reported in the few studies published in statistical and health economics journals, aiming to offer a more methodological treatment of the evaluation.

This leads to the parameterization of the gradient and of the associated Lyapunov function, and forms the basis for a more methodological approach to the study of global stability and design of stabilizing controls.

From a more methodological perspective, this work suggests that our study design, able to provide complementary information on linkage and association in three isolated populations with similar common genetic variations but possibly divergent rarer variations, is particularly powerful in a discrimination between causal and non causal variants.

A second more methodological comparison is with the official Output Area Classification (OAC) (Gale et al. [4]) which classifies small areas, of typically 125 households, using 2011 Census data.

Referee 1's suggestion to add a few more methodological details appears to conflict with this referee's streamlining suggestion.

From a somewhat different, and more methodological perspective, the time-frame may also be important, females being more likely to report excess symptoms retrospectively rather than currently, suggesting a 'trait-like' experience [ 79].

We have identified a pressing need for more methodological work in this field and we are in the process of further evaluation and validation of our recommendations, which can be viewed in greater detail on the Cancer and Primary Care Research International (Ca-PRI) Network (http://www.ca-pri.com/).

A second potential explanation is more methodological in nature - the RAI-MH contains only limited diagnoses in a pick list with check-box items.