Sentence examples for methodological changes from inspiring English sources
The revisions partly reflect changes in methodology for how gross domestic product and its components are calculated, methodological changes that include adding new categories of spending that weren't previously included as being part of gross domestic product.
While the WEF does not make any adjustment to methodological changes, the IMD states that "whenever there is a major change in methodology, all results are recalculated for the past 5 years in order to ensure a high degree of compatibility with past results".
This is highly misleading, as many methodological changes are introduced in any given poverty survey.
Margaret argued that the enormous amount of data collected and analysed at the LHC has transformed the notion of validation for computer simulations and introduced methodological changes which raise various new epistemological issues.
Even if methodological changes account for some of the observed drop in semen quality, they may not account for all of it.
John Williams at Shadow Government Statistics runs an inflation measure that ignores all the methodological changes that have been made to the CPI since 1980; this has inflation running at 8.5%.
It is also worth mentioning that there was a significant methodological change in 2011 to how occupations were classified.
They won't notice that methodological change, but they and certainly the colleges will notice if their ranking drops.
It's worth noting that since the methodological change occurred, both sets of alternative measures show poverty rising more modestly than the official measure does.
Imagine what the finances would like without this help.* There is a methodological change to do with the treatment of the banks, but that probably doesn't affect the numbers on taxes and spending.
Clemente De Lucia, an economist at BNP Paribas, noted that a methodological change had increased the volatility of consumer price data, meaning that the data should be taken with a grain of salt.
