Sentence examples for methodological departure from inspiring English sources
The use of cultured insect cell lines to obtain gDNA for genome sequencing represents a methodological departure from previous studies.
Apart from the inclusion of anti-CCP status, the main methodological departure from the original study was the use of the van der Heijde modified Sharp radiograph scoring system, which is more sensitive for detecting temporal radiographic change in early RA [ 6].
Second, it is hard see how this sort of project could recommend itself to physicalists themselves — such a project seems to be a departure from methodological naturalism but most physicalists endorse methodological naturalism as a matter of fact.
To frame its humanitarian critique, the article takes the following methodological considerations as its point of departure: first, the article looks to Dijkzeuls (2015) idea of dynamic adaption: global humanitarian action takes place in a set of interconnected humanitarian arenas, where actors negotiate the outcomes of aid.
A more radical departure is the recent criticism of the methodological values of reductionism and unification in science and also its position in culture and society.
Moreover, potential departures from theory are generally suspected to result from methodological difficulties associated with, for example, phylogenetic estimation per se, incomplete or missing taxonomic accounts, ambiguous character state coding, and/or subjectively chosen character transformation weights [ 17, 24, 25, 30, 31].
It's a methodological prize".
Like all scientists, they were "methodological atheists".
David's concern was generic, methodological.
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