Sentence examples for descriptive enquiry from inspiring English sources
In his earlier work (paradigmatically An Essay on Philosophical Method) he seems to conceive of philosophy as a normative activity and thus as distinct from the descriptive enquiry of natural science, whereas in his later years he appears to retract this claim.
This study design is an enquiry descriptive model as ex post facto research.
Working through the raw data with this level of intensity helps researchers to identify further lines of enquiry to pursue during descriptive analysis, the main purpose being to unpack the content and nature of each theme and to display the data in a way that makes distinctions that are meaningful and to provide content that is illuminating.
The leading contemporary representative of the non-skeptical interpretation of this argument, Don Garrett (1997), maintains, on the contrary, that Hume, in these sections of the Treatise and the Enquiry, is only making the purely descriptive claim that "reasoning" cannot be the cause of our inductive inferences.
Thematic analysis, based on the study objectives and the categories of enquiry, was used to analyse qualitative data, and simple descriptive statistics used to tabulate survey results.
In the first section of the first Enquiry, he says that it has two principal tasks, one purely descriptive, the other explanatory.
Descriptive statistics of depression and suicide-related discussion, with qualitative extraction of disclosure, enquiry and physician response.
Data analysis will involve: 1) Descriptive and exploratory analyses undertaken according to a pre-defined set of principles while allowing scope for pursuing lines of enquiry that arise from prior analyses; 2) Hypothesis testing according to pre-specified, published analysis plans.
"Anything descriptive," Stradlater says.
