Sentence examples for methodological assumption from inspiring English sources

The underlying methodological assumption of Christology is that the New Testament contains the authentic and accurate record of Jesus, both explicitly and implicitly.

And this is a methodological assumption that has been retained by most theorists on identity and ethics since.

Notice, though, the methodological assumption here: a theory of identity's plausibility depends significantly on how well it accounts for our practical concerns.

Focusing on the anatomy and physiology of the pain transmission system, Valerie Hardcastle (1997) urges a similar negative implication for a popular methodological assumption.

(There is an important methodological assumption lurking in this objection, however, which we will discuss toward the end of the next paragraph).

There is an underlying methodological assumption that individuals should be associated with a geographic place, and a house or physical structure there.

Section 3 outlines methodological assumptions of the data construction.

The problem is that background assumptions, which may include methodological assumptions, assumptions with empirical content, metaphysical assumptions, and value-laden assumptions, are rarely articulated.

We made two methodological assumptions that we believe to be reasonable.

Religious studies often involve important methodological assumptions about history and about the nature and limits of religious experience.

For FM, the Carbon Budget Model and the general methodological assumptions applied to each country were described previously [26].