Sentence examples for from a methodological approach from inspiring English sources

The study of 20 cases of indigence, as described above and adapted from a methodological approach applied elsewhere [ 12], enabled us not only to better understand their life trajectories, but also to calculate their spending levels.

However, these data should be interpreted cautiously in the context of our present work since, although Tai et al. have indeed quantified bouton densities and sizes, their study on axonal structure was only qualitative and would benefit from a methodological approach such as the one we have developed here.

This outcome measure was developed through the use of a methodological approach that began not from existing constructs but rather by listening to the experiences of individuals who had undergone CAM treatment.

Our research team sought to develop an instrument to document CAM patients' complex shifts in well-being by adopting a methodological approach that began not from existing constructs but rather by listening to the experiences of individuals who had undergone CAM treatments.

Thus, this study can enable a better understanding of the different ways in which men and women experience ICTs at University and would present a more accurate picture of the scope and intensity of the gender-based digital divide from a robust methodological approach.

The paper benefits from a robust methodological approach; the search criteria are well considered and rigorously applied.

We encourage submissions describing research from all methodological approaches.

Furthermore, in terms of quality appraisal and to identify fatally flawed empirical papers (which in a realist review differs from the methodological approach of a systematic review), we decided to assess the five prompts suggested by Dixon-Woods et al for all studies: (i) Are the aims and objectives of the research clearly stated?

In this paper, we discuss the results from one methodological approach – a survey of the climate change initiatives or experiments taking place in 100 cities – designed to further this agenda.

This study claims that better understanding and explaining this process may benefit from a new comparative methodological approach to examining if, why, and how multilateral health agencies not only reform their organizations and policies but also how they sustain reforms over time.

Parting from other studies, we followed a different methodological approach and focused on identification and enumeration of SVF subpopulations.