Sentence examples for methodological choice from inspiring English sources

Crucially, this usual methodological choice is not conceptually mandatory; rather, it is an alternative model available.

Moreover, it will transpire that model springs from a historically explicable methodological choice.

It is epistemological orthodoxy that amounts to a methodological choice made at the beginning of many epistemological inquiries.

This basic methodological choice has a profound impact on the conclusions reached regarding human memory retrieval and its neural substrates.

Because of this methodological choice, our networks do not include connections such as the ulnar collateral ligament between the ulna and triquetrum and pisiform in hominoids, which plays an important role in wrist function.

That would also explain why Mr. Romney's bounce was more modest in the Rasmussen Reports polls, as they weight their samples by party identification (a poor methodological choice, in my view), which may dampen the enthusiasm effect.

Therefore, the results of such studies can be "incongruent with their stated methodological choices and the research product is a mixture of different methodologies without convincing justification".

They make a lot of curious methodological choices that cumulatively throw the study into question.

We focus our discussion on five methodological choices that the authors make.

I've reviewed the replications myself, and I have major concerns with their methodological choices.

Hansis, E., Davis, S. J. & Pongratz, J. Relevance of methodological choices for accounting of land use change carbon fluxes.