"There are a lot of weaknesses in the methodology of the mayors' report," he said.
There has to be a real change in the methodology of how hotels are run to preserve water, energy and other natural resources.
— DAMON DARLIN UPDATE: The spokewoman for Zillow points out in the comments section what could be a failure in the methodology of the good professor.
Buried in the methodology of most polls is a note that says something along the lines of "margin of error: ± 4%".
Glaxo has said there were shortcoming in the methodology of Dr. Nissen's study, a so-called meta-analysis of various clinical trials conducted by other researchers.
"And she gave us a really compelling proposal that took one aspect -- improvisation -- in the methodology of post-World War II jazz and related it to the visual arts".
Part of the issue is that S.E.I.D. is a slippery condition with no known cure, but the deeper problem lies in the methodology of clinical trials, and in the premises of evidence-based medicine.
Sometimes, claims regarding the usefulness of logic in the methodology of the empirical sciences are, in effect, restricted to such rudimentary applications.
Ms. Piper can be terrifically witty, as she is in the 1983 video "Funk Lessons," which finds her instructing a class of white university students in the methodology of shaking booty African-American style.
His methodology, outlined in The Methodology of Positive Economics in Essays in Positive Economics (1953), was that you should use the method that works best, that best explains and predicts final outcomes in terms of the most parsimonious set of explanatory variables.
But Pravin Visaria, the economist who has overseen the surveys conducted by the National Sample Survey Organization since 1991, cautioned that while the 1999 poverty measurements are the most accurate to date, they cannot be compared with the results from earlier years because of changes in the methodology of the survey.
