Sentence examples for dominant methodological from inspiring English sources

In the ongoing effort to identify modules from genomic data, the most dominant methodological approaches are based on one of two representations of the data: graphs and hierarchical clusterings (dendrograms).

Currently, the dominant methodological concept in DDM&S is population analysis (~75% within Academia and within Pharma; Figure 3 ).

We employed the "dominant-less dominant" research methodological framework, and followed a 4-tier study design: i) a household survey, ii) a semi-structured questionnaire survey, iii) oral history interviews, and iv) key informant interviews.

As Habermas conceived his task, he had to establish critical social theory as a respectable, distinct form of knowledge, in large measure through a methodological critique of the then-dominant positivist philosophy of science and historicist hermeneutics.

The dominant reaction was to dismiss the inconsistent data on methodological grounds, "while data consistent with a theory [were] met with little scrutiny" (Fugelsang et al., 2004, p. 92).

This can be seen in his critiques and methodological reinterpretations of the three types of theory of goodness dominant today: hedonism, ideal (objective list) theories, and informed desire theory.

3 Apart from study methodological and compliance heterogeneity, inconsistent outcomes are also plausible if dominant pathways of endemic transmission differ between study sites.

Service-dominant logic (SDL) provides the theoretical lens and contributes to a methodological approach for examining projects.

One way of understanding this claim is methodological: thinking from subaltern standpoints is more fruitful than confining one's thinking to dominant perspectives.

This view is partly supported by one of the few methodological reports from a focus group study, which offers examples of how "brave individuals" challenge the dominant view of the group [ 17].

It's a methodological prize".