Sentence examples for methodological but also from inspiring English sources

Reasons might be historical or methodological, but also ideological.

The lack of direct evidence for viral infection in causing T1D is partly methodological but also suggests multiple other and possibly ubiquitous environmental factors are at play.

In using the meta-ethnographic method, we identified aspects of the methodology that require clarification, probably through methodological research but also through careful scrutiny by those applying the method.

This is most relevant to our 'high risk' label, which was awarded not only for methodological weaknesses but also where insufficient information was provided to make a determination about methodological quality.

These and other approaches are feasible but require a culture shift among the research community to value not only methodological rigor, but also the pace and relevance of research.

The relationships between these several worlds raise not only specific methodological issues, but also epistemological questions like the need of overcoming technological determinism and the socio-material perspective (Fenwick, 2010).

Completely homogenous teams with respect to nationality, that is, researchers from a single country, profit from enhanced knowledge and skills (in terms of theoretical and methodological knowledge, but also language proficiency) that is provided by researchers from other countries (Van Rijnsoever and Hessels 2011).

Many journals offer supplementary online space (generally unlimited) not only for methodological information but also for additional results and tables.

The discrepancies between axes and studies may be related not only to methodological factors, but also to differences across axes regarding the mechanisms that influence hormone production.

Nevertheless, we believe that the increased activity of open-space bats in low-shade plantations stems not simply from a methodological bias, but also reflects real differences across the agricultural gradient.

This is a methodological limitation, but also an ethical necessity when working with people affected by violence.