Sentence examples for in a more methodological from inspiring English sources

In a more methodological vein, Nicholas Capaldi (2006) argues that philosophy's contribution to business ethics needs to be a form of explication, rather than exploration.

In more methodological terms our results suggest the validity of the usual assumption implicit in modelling innovation outputs that supply-side factors predominate.

Methodologically applied our experimental design is based on a multi-method approach, understood as a form of research in which two or more methodological procedures for the investigation on the same object of study through the different moments of the course of the investigation are used.

We have identified a pressing need for more methodological work in this field and we are in the process of further evaluation and validation of our recommendations, which can be viewed in greater detail on the Cancer and Primary Care Research International (Ca-PRI) Network (http://www.ca-pri.com/).

A second potential explanation is more methodological in nature - the RAI-MH contains only limited diagnoses in a pick list with check-box items.

She wants INGSA-Africa to play a role "in coordinating efforts and developing a more structured, methodological approach to the ways we do it".

However, our intention in conducting the research was more methodological than clinical: to establish whether analyses of different PCDs would lead to the same overall clinical conclusions.

Besides these commonalities between Dedekind's and Frege's versions of logicism, the two thinkers also agreed on a more general methodological principle, encapsulated in the following remark by Dedekind: In science, and especially in mathematics, "nothing capable of proof ought to be accepted without proof" (Dedekind 1888a, preface).

It is possible that a more rigorous methodological approach in this study may have better addressed the existing barriers.

And, one more methodological note in fairness to Google: TurboVote is completely opt-in, whereas the study emailed students to encouraged them to register.

Early in her career, her research emphasis was more methodological, addressing dynamic and stochastic processes.