Sentence examples for many methodological and from inspiring English sources

The many methodological and conceptual tools necessary are still matter for debate.

The study provides many methodological and theoretical starting points for researchers wishing to develop a more detailed competence perspective of software project managers' work.

Collectively, this agreement substantially increases the intellectual community at Columbia in all anthropological subdisciplines, giving students a greater chance to exchange ideas and work with faculty whose research spans four continents and many methodological and theoretical approaches.

In this context, the development and use of clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) are instruments of encounter between policies, citizens and professionals but they create many methodological and operational difficulties.

One of the ubiquitous features of modern biology that seems prima facie incompatible with many methodological and epistemological reductionist theses is the proliferation and flourishing of diverse biological subdisciplines, molecular and otherwise.

Since its conception, many methodological and applied papers have emerged that build on or use MDR.

Soil and regolith creep have been analyzed for at least the last 140 years, using many methodological configurations and temporal and spatial scales.

Given the range of quality assessment methods available, and the widespread use of many, methodological quality and reporting were assessed using multiple tools: the Jadad scale [ 4] and allocation concealment [ 5], as well as the Cochrane ROB tool [ 3] and the 2001 CONSORT Statement [ 14].

While the results are valuable, the data collection stage was an expensive and time consuming activity with many methodological issues and concerns compounded by the sensitive nature of the topic.

That literature explores many methodological approaches and applies its conclusions to many schools and branches of economics.

I encountered many methodological challenges, and this is a rough approximation for sure, riddled with errors and best guesses.