Sentence examples for discussion of the methodological from inspiring English sources

The article closes with a discussion of the methodological challenges of this integrative method.

The aim of this review is to present a discussion of the methodological considerations that should be evaluated during the design and analysis of cellular cholesterol flux experiments.

(Treebanks are often developed by graduate student annotators tutored by computational linguists; naturally, consistency between annotators is an issue that needs regular attention. See Artstein and Poesio, 2008, for discussion of the methodological issues).

For a discussion of the methodological issues concerning belief, salience, and optimal scaling in the TPB, see Ajzen ([1991], pp191-193) and for issues concerning the principle of compatibility, see (Sutton [1998]).

This paper describes the objectives and study design of a population-based follow-up study of very preterm children in Italy (the ACTION 2 project), with a discussion of the methodological choices made and the difficulties encountered.

In addition, as drawn out in these concluding remarks, I believe that it also offers an insightful discussion of the methodological complexities ordinarily faced by scientists in the course of their discovery processes, illuminating key aspects of scientific research at large.

The purpose of this article being to contribute to the development of knowledge related to the use of this technique in a new context, we want to focus in this discussion on the methodological limitations of our study and of the technique used.

The discussion on the methodological limitations of CM raises the limitations of asking a single question in Moore and the challenge of translating a concept as complex as equity.

The papers by Tchetgen Tchetgen and Liang et al. provided detailed discussion on the methodological framework of the proxy outcome method [ 17, 19].

Moreover, space constraints do not allow me to include the extensive discussions of the methodological approaches used in recent studies of quality and competition (e.g.[ 38] and [ 39]).

We hope that sharing this protocol development will stimulate discussion of these methodological issues and push the field towards greater standardization in reporting and comparing adverse occurrence rates for devices, techniques, and healthcare providers.