Within this broad scope there is no unified theoretical or methodological consensus, but rather there are lively debates about the relative importance of culture versus individual psychology in shaping human action and about the universality versus the inherent variability of human existence.
This is not a rejection of the importance of methodological concerns, but rather an insistence on the limited role of method and the priority of understanding as a dialogic, practical, situated activity.
The limitation of this review lays less in the methodological execution, but rather the availability of relevant literature.
We do not consider the selection of patients in our study a methodological weakness, but rather an expression of clinical reality in specialised care.
1, 44, 45 The major limitation for the widespread application of protein-DNA threading for binding site prediction however, is not due to its methodological principals but rather due to a lack of 'solved' protein-DNA complexes.
So, yes, the number of possible configurations and possible overlap doubtless contribute to the scalar variability we observed, but the scalar variability of numerosity perception has been exhaustively shown not to be a methodological 'quirk', but rather a fundamental feature of the way humans and animals estimate the numbers of objects (Dehaene et al. 2004).
At the same time, we could not exclude the possibility that the persistence of this correlation at small scales might not be attributable to localized interactions, but rather to methodological artifact since the positional cloning used to detect both SNPs and indels for the TAIR database might have allowed selection bias.
Indeed, its approach is the exact opposite of that of the Hungarian Marxist philosopher György Lukács, who famously argued in his book Geschichte und Klassenbewusstsein (1923; History and Class Consciousness) that the distinctive feature of Marxism lies not in its substantive conclusions but rather in its methodological commitments.
Ordinary Americans may not "understand the ins and outs of [survey] methods," he said, but they need reassurance that differences between polls "are accounted for by methodological factors rather than based upon the political judgments of the people who run these polls".
Differences in the numbers from survey firm to survey firm often reflect sampling error or methodological differences rather than any fundamental change in the condition of the race.
