Sentence examples for examination of the method from inspiring English sources
Only eight articles had a section about critical examination of the method(s) and limitations of the study.
A follow-up examination of the method section reveals that Cherry and her colleagues confounded age with intelligence by comparing very intelligent older adults with not so intelligent younger adults, and thus, the smaller age declines observed in this set of studies may be attributable to this intelligence confound.
A careful examination of the method of treatment suggests the necessity of scales to weight straw and urea and means of measuring the required quantity of water and of spreading it as evently as possible.
This is illustrated by an examination of the method-based approach endorsed by the European Commission for the evaluation of its regional policy programmes.
A hearing held Tuesday by several House subcommittees was meant to be an examination of the methods used to calculate an oft-contested metric known as the social cost of carbon, a way of quantifying the costs — environmental, health-related or otherwise — of emitting on additional ton of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
He wrote the Decisive Treatise on the Agreement Between Religious Law and Philosophy (Faṣl al-Maḳāl), Examination of the Methods of Proof Concerning the Doctrines of Religion (Kashf al-Manāhij), and The Incoherence of the Incoherence (Tahāfut al-Tahāfut), all in defense of the philosophical study of religion against the theologians (1179 80).
The series is intended to serve as a long-overdue public examination of the methods and outcomes of America's assassination program.
Close examination of the methods and results of Grigg, 140 however, call into question this inference and thus challenge the wisdom and rigor of the widespread use of the conclusions of this paper in the scientific literature.
Examination of the methods for collecting urine from infants and young children for their potential impact on the exposure assessment process (e.g., changes in the composition of urine extracted from a diaper), and evaluation of collection methods not relying on the use of absorbent materials for their applicability in biomonitoring studies.
Pollsters say a problem that they first began noting 10 years ago, as Americans realized that answering machines could be used to screen out unwanted solicitations, is today forcing a re-examination of the methods by which they question voters.
