Sentence examples for methodological and explanatory from inspiring English sources

A different image emerges from viewing genetics as an investigative science involving an interplay of methodological and explanatory reasoning (Waters 2004a).

Nagel's contemporaries likewise treated reductionist themes, though their work has largely been overlooked (e.g., Morton Beckner's discussion of "organization" and "levels of analysis" as methodological and explanatory aspects of reduction; Beckner 1959, ch. 9).

Prevailing frameworks of demographic, epidemiological, and health transitions as descriptive and explanatory tools are beyond reasonable doubt incomplete or irrelevant in the African context on conceptual, methodological, empirical, and policy grounds.

Descriptive relativism, an empirical and methodological position adopted by social anthropologists, relies on ethnographic data to highlight the paucity of universally agreed upon norms, values and explanatory frameworks.

The program features wonderful graphics and explanatory animations.

A shared feature of many alternatives to reductionism is an emphasis on pluralist dimensions of epistemology in biology that situate methodological or explanatory reduction as one among many necessary components (Dupré 1993, Kellert et al. 2006, Longino 2000, 2002, Mitchell 2003).

We can call them "non-explanatory" and "explanatory" demonstrations.

(3) Unclear indicators and explanatory variables to compare across cases.

These principles are both ultimate ontological realities and explanatory principles.

It is distinct from descriptive and explanatory democratic theory.

Theoretical unification involves conceptual, ontological and explanatory relations.