Sentence examples for arguing that the methodology from inspiring English sources

Stephanie Cutter, deputy manager of the Obama campaign, has challenged the accuracy of the Times poll, arguing that the methodology – calling people who have been previously surveyed,  known as a "panel back" — resulted in "a biased sample".

Pistorius may argue that the methodology is wrong or that the letter of the law was not imposed.

One could argue that the methodology guarantees the safety of conventional hybrids, and thus that the similarity in methodology guarantees food and feed safety in all instances.

We argue that the methodology piloted here is suitable for studies addressing this important question and other rigorous evaluations of public health interventions within the prison context.

One may argue that the methodology used to evaluate these systems (mean percentage error, concordance) is not appropriate and presents intrinsic limitations.

Governments of industrialised countries and technology developers argue that the methodologies that need to be applied, which would go beyond the current "science-based" risk assessment, are not harmonised and might lead to intransparent and arbitrary decisions [73, 74].

While it could be argued that the methodologies presented here simply allow us to produce the same results more quickly than by using direct integration, numerically efficient algorithms can open up problems to analysis that are currently unsolvable.

In this commentary, we argue that the employed methodology is not viable.

John F. Cogan and John B. Taylor of Stanford and Tobias Cwik and Volker Wieland of the Goethe-University of Frankfurt argue that the White House methodology is archaic.

Stone, who did not identify the particular precincts volunteers would be targeting, argued that the polling methodology, was "designed by professionals", but was unable to identify who these professionals were.

Critics also argue that the EF methodology rewards more-intensive production methods that increase yields per unit of land in the short term but might actually be less sustainable in the long run for example, accelerating land degradation.