Sentence examples for methodological and substantive from inspiring English sources

The commentary, sometimes referred to as kuntros (literally, "notebook"), resembles a living tutor; it explains the text in its entirety, guides the student in methodological and substantive matters, resolves linguistic difficulties, and indicates the normative conclusions of the discussion.

Methodological and substantive conclusions are derived.

This new direction for the literature has both methodological and substantive implications.

The nature of policing means that, while its performance measures overlap with those in other industries, they also raise significantly different methodological and substantive issues.

The protocol specified criteria for: 1) database searches; 2) selection of studies for review; and 3) description of methodological and substantive aspects of the studies.

Feminist philosophy of religion suggests ways in which gender as an analytic category and gender studies as a body of knowledge can not only challenge but also enrich and inform the methodological and substantive assumptions of philosophy of religion.

Five RCTs that reported changes in daily step activity over time were identified, and were reviewed for methodological quality and substantive results.

"Outcomes research on the use and effectiveness of simulation technology in medical education is scattered, inconsistent and varies widely in methodological rigor and substantive focus" [ 12].

The primary aim of this report is to provide an up-to-date and systematic review of the methodological features and substantive results of epidemiological surveys of the prevalence of pervasive developmental disorders (PDDs), including autistic disorder (AD) worldwide.

We can usefully distinguish two broad and important categories: methodological (or M-naturalism) and substantive (or S-naturalism) (Leiter 1998; cf. Railton 1990 and Goldman 1994).

One feature is methodological, and the other is substantive.