Sentence examples for methodological discussions of from inspiring English sources

Secondly, because Newton regarded himself as misinterpreted by his critics, he had recourse to meta-level or methodological discussions of the practice of optics and of the kinds of knowledge that philosophers can obtain when engaging in experiments with light.

The novelty and power of Newton's work in the Principia years later would eventually generate similar controversies that led him to analogous kinds of methodological discussions of his experimental practice within natural philosophy and of the kinds of knowledge that one can obtain in that field using either experimental or mathematical techniques.

Recently, researchers have pushed the methodological discussions of WoE one step further into a quality evaluation, thereby pulling theoretical frameworks into practical application [ 12].

This paper presents a methodological discussion of several issues involved with the development of maps of seismic hazard.

We will start with a methodological discussion of the way to bridge Chinese traditions of thought and contemporary philosophical discussions (primarily in the Anglo-American tradition).

The findings of the ketamine study are analyzed in the context of a methodological discussion of placebo and nocebo effects, what is known about the biological and psychological bases for each of these, and their implications for a clinical trial design in the palliative care setting.

At the same time, communication scholars benefit from an additional methodological discussion of the mobile experience sampling method, which provides an invaluable approach to measuring situational communication processes.

Acute exacerbations of chronic disease are ubiquitous in clinical medicine, and thus far, there has been a paucity of integrated methodological discussion on this phenomenon.

The so-called 'replicability crisis' has sparked methodological discussions in many areas of science in general, and in psychology in particular.

New methodological discussions address the issue of potential rescaling effects within preference estimates.

The data source has also been subject of several methodological discussions (Andreadis, 2013, on response time analysis in web-surveys; Tijdens, 2014, on dropout rates; Steinmetz et al. 2009a, and Steinmetz et al. 2013a on potential biases and correction methods).