Sentence examples for methodological dilemma from inspiring English sources

However, this lands him in a methodological dilemma.

It is also the same general theoretical and methodological dilemma that characterizes the debates between naturalist and anti-naturalist approaches.

(see [ 22] for more detail on the methodological dilemmas the researchers had to deal with when performing this pragmatic trial).

Our main question was: How do researchers cope with the methodological dilemmas of localising the execution of the trial in the participating primary health care centres?

Our contention is that this balancing act is not a feature of this specific trial, nor that it points at methodological weaknesses, but a structural dilemma for pragmatic trials.

They had no relations with the OMERACT conference and its participants, and TA acted as a peer-debriefer discussing dilemmas and challenging methodological decisions with MW.

This statement, apparently taken for granted, nevertheless nurtures some dilemmas of a theoretical and methodological nature.

Much of the existing literature on the progressive's dilemma does indeed suffer from this sort of methodological nationalism, and thereby implicitly and uncritically "mirrors and legitimizes nation-building projects" (Sager, 2014).

Yet, studies using moral dilemmas suffer from two main shortcomings: they lack methodological homogeneity which impedes reliable comparisons of results across studies, thus making a metaanalysis manifestly impossible; and second, they overlook control of relevant design parameters.

Theoretical, conceptual and methodological choices must be framed in relation to concrete explanatory and interpretive dilemmas, not ontological foundations.

Methodological challenges to assessing risk are also presented including lack of reliability and validity of measures, definitional dilemmas, temporal issues such as changes in risk over time, absence of base rate data, predicting for individuals and sensitivity and specificity of measures.