The phrase "among the methodological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various approaches or techniques within a specific methodological framework or context.
Example: "The study highlights several key themes among the methodological approaches employed by researchers in the field."
Alternatives: "within the methodological" or "in the methodological context".
Among the methodological changes, there's now a new category of private fixed investment, called "intellectual property products," that covers research and development; entertainment, literary, and artistic originals; and software.
Among the methodological innovations outlined in the Cell paper was a trick that stem cell scientist Michael D. West, who was not involved in the study, dubbed "the Starbucks effect". The OHSU team added caffeine to the growth medium that nourished the eggs after they were stripped of their original DNA and awaited the new DNA from a skin cell.
Among the methodological differences between the previously published live imaging of the GFP-Polo line and our standard long duration live-imaging protocol were the steps taken to prolong oocyte viability.
The population-based cohort design, the high validity and completeness of the databases used, the large size of the cohort, and the long and complete follow-up of all participants are among the methodological advantages of the study.
Among the methodological limitations of the present study, the high volume of self-reported data, which were not directly measured (e.g., mother partner's appreciation for breastfeeding and guidance on breastfeeding received at the maternity hospital, among other variables), should be emphasized.
To increase its credibility, closer agreement among researchers on the methodological principles of cost studies would be desirable.
Among the various methodological issues, the most important to note here is that the number of arrests rather than persons is counted, which means some people are included more than once (Puzzanchera 2013; Snyder and Mulako-Wangota 2011).
Current among the various methodological issues that accompany examination of a microbial endocrinology-based approach to understanding the gut-microbiota-brain axis is the question of the juxtaposition of host neuroanatomy with the microbiota.
The differences may be attributed to the methodological differences among these studies.
Apart from the methodological differences among studies, the influence of genetic variation is likely an important contributor.
A further important consideration is the methodological differences among the prior studies, which also diminish their comparability to the current study.
