Sentence examples for methodological choices and from inspiring English sources
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".
We propose the NPAIRS framework as a validation tool for testing and optimizing methodological choices and tools in functional neuroimaging.
Polls are subject to sampling error and other methodological choices, and other recent surveys of the state do not suggest such a favorable outcome for him.
But increasingly the battle seems to be one over methodological choices and data interpretation rather than major data errors or fabrications, as the initial FT work suggested.
The analogy between LCA and MCDM has been recognized, but the systematic evaluation of LCA methodological choices and interpretation in this context is rarely discussed.
We introduce a data-analysis framework and performance metrics for evaluating and optimizing the interaction between activation tasks, experimental designs, and the methodological choices and tools for data acquisition, preprocessing, data analysis, and extraction of statistical parametric maps (SPMs).
Her recent work includes the co-edited book Methodological choice and design: Scholarship, policy and practice in social and educational research (Springer, 2010, with Peter Freebody and Jude Irwin) and a special issue eResearch for education: Applied, methodological and critical perspectives (with Peter Reimann, 2014).
It takes students through the process of developing a project, carrying out field research, and writing a final report outlining their research questions, discussing their logistical difficulties and methodological choices, presenting and analyzing data, and interpreting their findings in relation to broader anthropological themes.
Our discussion will focus first on our methodological choices, strengths and potential limitations and how they could affect results.
This paper describes the objectives and study design of a population-based follow-up study of very preterm children in Italy (the ACTION 2 project), with a discussion of the methodological choices made and the difficulties encountered.
The study directors sometimes had to enforce the right methodological choices over political choices and they did".
