Sentence examples for generalized methodological from inspiring English sources

The main difficulty met in the development of a generalized methodological framework for standardizing biomonitoring surveys is to reconcile a theoretical approach with an operational approach: in any set-up the survey strategy should ensure that the measured values represent the status of the environment.

David's concern was generic, methodological.

A simple and quite general methodological approach is presented.

However, the French commanders, already deeply schooled and versed in the broad, generalized doctrine of methodological warfare, were located far to the rear, which meant they lacked a real time and up-to-date picture of the battle.

A version of the correspondence principle also lives on in the philosophical literature where it has been generalized into a broad methodological principle (the generalized correspondence principle) constraining the development of new scientific theories.

Thus, most studies use standard statistical methods such as the classical and generalized linear models that ignore methodological difficulties that arise from the nature of the data.

Urinary trichloroacetic acid is a promising biomarker of DBPs that requires methodological development before a generalized use in epidemiological studies (Savitz 2012).

Their initial publication 1967 that tried to rate life events was criticized on methodological grounds concerning the usefulness of generalized magnitude ratings of life events.

Internalism is a deep methodological point of contention that separates proponents of generalized 2D semantics from many of their critics (e.g., Soames 2005; Stalnaker 2004).

For the most part, the evidence has been based on studies that use measures of generalized alcohol consumption and various indicators of unsafe sexual behavior by means of cross-sectional methodological approaches.

On the methodological side, the maximum difference approach is limited to considering the differences between pairs of models, calling for a generalized approach that considers multiple models.