Sentence examples for methodological fields from inspiring English sources
There were important differences among those registries that incorporated key methodological fields and those that did not.
The proportion of adequately reported RCTs was higher for registries that used specific methodological fields for describing methods of randomization and allocation concealment compared to registries that did not.
Socio-cultural valuation still emerges as a methodological field in ecosystem service (ES) research and until now lacks consistent formalisation and balanced application in ES assessments.
Comparing the tools emerging from this still-burgeoning methodological field will likely be useful, as was recently demonstrated by the HIV modelling community (Eaton et al., 2012).
In a related methodological field (exploratory efforts to synthesise quantitative and qualitative data in a systematic review [ 24, 25]) researchers had indicated the benefits of a structured report using thematically coherent categories to organise diverse findings [ 26, 27].
With adaption, social autopsy has emerged as a methodological sub-field for qualitative interpretation of verbal autopsy data (34, 64– 64).
To describe the methodological and field procedures in the SEYLE RCT among adolescents, as well as to present the main characteristics of the recruited sample.
This method is a methodological sub-field of verbal autopsy, and it has been used successfully in other qualitative studies on maternal and child deaths (64, 68).
This should begin with grad students being required to have basic knowledge in the methodological approaches of fields outside of their speciality, which might encourage soon-to-be academics to embrace newly free material.
In addition to the methodological and statistical fields, he works on topics such as: determinants of school effectiveness, social structure, gender segregation and behavioral genetics.
However, as with other methodological innovations, the field of criminology has been slow to catch on.
