Sentence examples for less methodological from inspiring English sources

In spite of the recent development of several conceptual frameworks integrating human society with nature, there has been less methodological and theoretical progress on how to quantitatively study such social ecological interdependencies.

Online reports in English featured even less methodological detail about Tuesday's exit poll results, which were broadcast on Israeli television.

If two articles described overlapping research findings from the same dataset, we removed the article that reported less methodological information.

Most of the included studies were small-sampled single-centered studies with less methodological rigor than large-sampled studies.

There has been less methodological development to address issues related to protecting VA participants and maximizing benefits to communities than there are to validate and standardize the method.

Smaller studies are, on average, conducted and analyzed with less methodological rigor than larger studies and trials of lower quality also tend to show the larger effects (12).

The inclusion of less methodologically rigorous evaluations increased the volume of material identified and reviewed and also presented methodological challenges with regard to quality assessment.

But I suspect this is less a methodological strategy than a pragmatic response to the paucity of sources on their subject – a problem they are not the first to negotiate.

In this sense, one might say that the so-called "value-freedom" (Wertfreiheit) is less a methodological principle for Weber than an ethical virtue that a personality fit for modern science must possess.

In studies of Caucasians or other ethnicities that the median copy number of CCL3L1 is 2 or less, the methodological shortcomings should be a minor concern.

Yet, there has been concern that the pressure for novelty might lead to less stringent methodological review and disappointing reproducibility.