Sentence examples for methodological experience from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this paper is to achieve a conceptual consolidation of Adaptive Foresight, to review in a fairly hands-on way methodological experience thus far, and to outline the substantial methodological challenges ahead.

Based on the methodological experience of Jaberg and Jud in their atlas of Italy and southern Switzerland, this work involved systematic investigations not only among the relatively uneducated but also among better educated, more cultured informants and among the very well educated, cultured, and informed members of a community.

The results can be described in terms of a) content assimilation, b) technologies incorporated into the learning process, c) language skills and d) methodological experience.

This study was inspired by the results obtained and tools developed in other studies of recovery conducted by the present group of investigators, which provided them with methodological experience to support their choices [ 3, 4].

Without reference to the QUOROM statement, readers who lack methodological experience will not be aware of the reason for, or the importance of the inclusion of a study selection diagram.

This agency needs to build on the organizational and methodological experience of established health technology assessment agencies, such as the Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee, the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health, and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence in England and Wales.

The methodology builds upon the earlier research and methodological experiences of the research group HRM and Diversity (Meerman et al. 2009).

Drawing on methodological experiences from previous research, this paper aims to identify and describe different ways Swedish citizens understand and experience decision makers for rationing in health care, exclusively on the programme level.

Rather, it is a space where empirical social scientists with very different substantive and methodological experiences can come together to present and discuss original research.

We will focus here on the practical methodological experiences from the perspective of experts that were consulted and of some policy experts.

We report about the methodological challenges experienced in this effort and share lessons learned for future experimental studies of opportunistic acquisition of information.