Sentence examples for explanation of methodological from inspiring English sources

Connelly and Yoder [ 15] identify a number of common failings in qualitative proposals such as inadequate explanation of methodological techniques, lack of rationale for the use of qualitative methodology, failure to outline the significance of the proposed qualitative study, and underestimation of the costs of undertaking qualitative research.

In the sections that follow, we provide an overview of the findings, an explanation of existing methodological limitations and areas for future research, and a list of best practices for integrating the technologies we reviewed into the teaching and learning process.

To analyze the effect of cognitive status of subjects on diagnostic effectiveness of ioflupane [I] imaging, subjects were grouped by scores <29 and ≥29 (for a detailed explanation of this methodological approach, see Statistical methods).

For example, Gould and Lewontin's (1979) argument for considering constraint-based "Bauplan" explanations before or along side selective explanations is an example of methodological anti-adaptationism.

For a full methodological explanation of DEA we refer to Cullinane et al. (2006).

The NPHS participation rates were excellent at baseline and over the 12 years of follow-up, reducing the likelihood of biased associations due to selection processes and suggesting that statistical power is a more likely methodological explanation of a lack of expected findings.

To situate their work, the authors cite the Delphi Report's (Facione, 1990) definition of critical thinking as "purposeful, self-regulatory judgment that results in interpretation, analysis, evaluation, and inference as well as explanation of the evidential, conceptual, methodological, criteriological, or contextual considerations upon which that judgment is based".

A possible explanation for this discrepancy could be of methodological nature.

Furthermore, it is not obvious that the "rock-bottom" explanation – the one that satisfies the precepts of methodological individualism – is going to add anything very interesting to the "half-way" explanation provided by the statistical analysis.

Creationists either ignore or fail to understand the distinction between science's naturalistic methodology, under which scientists must seek only natural explanations of natural phenomena (methodological naturalism), and a comprehensive, nontheistic view of the universe that denies the existence of the supernatural (metaphysical naturalism).

What would be involved in providing a rock-bottom explanation for this phenomenon, one that satisfied the precepts of methodological individualism?