Sentence examples for certain methodological from inspiring English sources

It might be said that the "nightgown" study and its like have certain methodological problems.

Econometric studies are subject to certain methodological limitations but they suggest that the economic benefits are very substantial.

This can presumably be attributed to certain methodological shortcomings including lack of statistical power to detect small effect sizes.

This discrepancy may be explained by certain methodological features.

The strategy's subjects are those people whose situation has roughly been identified through a certain methodological approach as relatively poor.

Although certain methodological pronouncements were present in Hayek's early work, like most economists (this was also true of Menger) his first love was not methodology.

Another possible, and closely related, diagnosis for the sense of implausibility which panpsychism engenders in many may stem from a certain methodological ideal.

Again, the goal of the evaluative comparisons is to use specific map-pair comparisons by metric to infer whether certain methodological choices are contributing to map disagreement.

However, also the choice of certain examples and the focus on certain methodological questions in The Theory of Science can better be understood if one sees that they are theologically motivated.

Feminist bioethics is characterized by shared theoretical and political orientations that favor certain methodological approaches, including a focus on empirical experience; attention to the effects of social, political or epistemic power; and a commitment to influencing social and political change.

While this proposal is consistent with certain methodological proposals from the TA and sustainability assessment domains, it goes beyond these domain-specific frameworks by taking a trans-domain approach.