Sentence examples for because of methodological similarities from inspiring English sources

Because of methodological similarities, many firearms analysts also handle tool-mark cases, such as determining whether a pair of wire cutters cut a particular wire.

Dilthey advocated the necessity to maintain a primarily content-related distinction to demarcate different ambits of science and he defended the legitimacy of the phrase Geisteswissenschaft. Dilthey rejected the argument that psychology could not be foundational for the human sciences because of its methodological similarity to the natural sciences.

That enthusiasm has then been fuelled further by the discovery that, at their best, both Buddhism and science share methodological similarities, including a commitment to testing hypotheses about the nature of reality by repeated experiment.

Most polls also introduce some additional error on top of that because of methodological shortcuts or ambiguities.

Differences could have arisen because of methodological differences.

Histosols were excluded because of methodological differences and data gaps.

Direct comparison with other studies should be done with caution because of methodological differences.

Inconsistent results were found between studies and within analyzed patient cohorts, likely because of methodological shortcomings.

Our results contrast somewhat with those of earlier studies, at least in part because of methodological advances.

Data pooling of the selected reports was not suitable because of methodological and clinical heterogeneity across studies [[31]].

However, measurements of SOC have often been excluded in many studies on land-use change because of methodological uncertainties.