Sentence examples for methodological focus of from inspiring English sources

The methodological focus of the paper to be presented is on the creation of a typology of young adults' travel behavior using multivariate statistical methods.

The Journal of Consumer Psychology (JCP) was created in 1992 partly in response to what was interpreted by some as a shift in the methodological focus of the Journal of Consumer Research (JCR).

This is particularly encouraging given that the original methodological focus of high throughput sequencing is genomic rather than transcriptomic studies.

In terms of the more explorative, methodological focus of the present study, the complexity of measuring on-the-job efficiency must be understood to determine validity of findings.

As seen in previous studies [ 9], mixing was nominally assortative (within age-group), although no formal analysis was performed due to small study numbers and the methodological focus of this study.

And yet the neglected methodological focus of these lectures has, we argue, the potential to restore to Foucaldian critique what it has since lost, this being an uncomfortable but productive relationship with militancy.

This is an academic review with a methodological focus on measurement and explanation of differences between US police forces.

While the content of the programme was concerned with the principles of sustainability, its methodological focus on competences was associated with a change in communication practices between teachers and students that have been gradually liberated from the traditional transmission model in favour of a more open and interactive one.

To do this, we need to move beyond the almost exclusively methodological focus within some strands of social oral epidemiology.

A weakness of the study is that its methodological focus means that the content of the identified clusters and biological pathways are preliminary and require extensive further study before their clinical validity, if any, can be determined.

Our principal methodological focus is on the use of so-called plausible values that are related to the estimation of an individual's cognitive proficiency (described below).