Sentence examples for differing paradigms from inspiring English sources

Meta-narrative, as outlined above, focuses on conflicting findings and constructs theories to explain these in terms of differing paradigms.

Thus, if paradigms are the measures of attempted puzzle-solutions, then puzzle-solutions developed in different eras of normal science will be judged by comparison to differing paradigms and so lack a common measure.

Another felt that the need to overcome the differing paradigms for cancer versus noncancer end points was a significant problem.

The differing paradigms that informed our work, outlined below, have in common an appreciation of the complexity of education, clinical practice and education research.

Even though the differing paradigms and activities will probably make the project difficult from time to time, the primary interest of both intervention provider and researcher is eventually the same: working happier and healthier in vocational education.

Observations from the many E-lab exercises applying both kinds of data underpin the assertion that, 'in practice, qualitative and quantitative are not conducted in differing research paradigms' [25, p.244].

Differing intraprofessional paradigms within a health care discipline risk confusion among patients, referring providers and policy makers.

Difficulties that stakeholders in other sectors face in understanding health research evidence may be due to differing scientific paradigms across sectors.

As cFLIP is a known inhibitor of death receptor signalling [ 16], we next assessed the ability of the differing treatment paradigms to activate caspase-8 within the MZ-294 cells (Fig  5b).

However, we believe this to be unlikely since monkeys were tested in 4 different paradigms that differed considerably in context, degree of stressfulness, and adaptive response elicited.

Synaptic and behavioral changes brought about by ethanol exposure alone should be carefully compared with changes only observed when exposure and withdrawal/abstinence occur, because the in vivo outcomes differ with these different paradigms (Becker and Hale 1993; Lopez and Becker 2005).