Sentence examples for methodological conception from inspiring English sources

Carnap's key methodological conception in his first major work, Der logische Aufbau der Welt (1928) is that of quasi-analysis.

She reviewed this paper and took the major role in all stages of the project's conception, methodological design, data collection, analysis and interpretation.

Since its conception, many methodological and applied papers have emerged that build on or use MDR.

CB participated in the study conception, contributed methodological advise, and critically revised the drafts of the paper.

A variety of conceptions and methodological strategies and ten mains limitations were identified and discussed along with suggestions for future research.

We hope that a systematic knowledge of the difficulties usually reported in scale development will help future researchers to recognize their own limitations and especially to make the most appropriate choices among different conceptions and methodological strategies.

Because the theoretical conceptions and methodological tools used to study development and evolution have produced non-corresponding sets of information about these closely related and mutually influential biological processes, these conceptions and tools are interfering with the establishment of a unified theory of biology that encompasses both phenomena.

Thus Elster's move from methodological individualism to the instrumental conception of rationality is based upon a non sequitur.

Within both traditions, proponents of empathy were for very different reasons generally seen as advocating an epistemically naïve and insufficiently broad conception of the methodological proceedings in the human sciences.

Methodological directives provided by BA included conception and design input for questionnaire development and data interpretation.

What also sets neorealism apart from classical realism is methodological rigor and scientific self-conception (Guzinni 1998, 127-128).