Sentence examples for methodological ambivalences involved from inspiring English sources

I have addressed the provocative methodological ambivalences involved in Nishida's and Nishitani's philosophies of Zen in detail elsewhere (Davis 2004b).

Overcoming my own ambivalence involves discarding the parts of myself that I acquired through the pull of societal imperative and seeing what remains.

This article considers the methodological issues involved in conducting research and evaluation of these programmes.

Lawrence Shapiro (2008) raises some methodological difficulties involved in testing whether a given psychological kind actually is multiply realized.

There are however, a number of challenges and methodological issues involved in doing this.

This is possibly because of the considerable methodological challenges involved [ 6, 7].

One argument for methodological individualism involves the claim that science should individuate kinds on the basis of causal powers.

The first points to a methodological concern involving the difference between felt and perceived emotions (also see [7], [28]).

The third methodological issue involves the related issues of exposure definition and reference group selection.

It presents a methodological approach that involves a total of 40 stakeholders and combines two participatory techniques: (i) Delphi survey; (ii) semi-structured interviews.

Yet, another methodological issue might be involved.