Sentence examples for methodological grounds from inspiring English sources

All data have to be accounted for or explained, and, while often a perfectly reasonable explanation is that an outlier was derived from a methodologically flawed study, outliers need to be examined closely before being excluded on methodological grounds alone.

Some scientists criticized the study on methodological grounds.

And it has been challenged on its own methodological grounds, most recently in today's Nature article.

However, many studies that have advanced this claim have subsequently been criticized on methodological grounds, calling incomplete neutralization into question.

Empirical studies on whether investments are sensitive to cash flows in imperfect markets often report conflicting results and have been criticized on conceptual and methodological grounds.

Nor do they reflect the views of the American Sociological Association, which takes the position that the conclusions he draws from his study of gay parenting are fundamentally flawed on conceptual and methodological grounds".

But the research will not just shed light on controversial policies, it will also break new methodological ground, says Scoones.

Equally importantly, students are also expected to develop a firm methodological grounding in the Study of Religion.

In addition to providing theoretical and methodological grounding in dance studies, this course develops performance analysis skills and hones the ability to write critically and skillfully about dance.

The results of this study add to the methodological ground base in clinical balance assessment protocols by identifying parameters with the highest discriminating power of the most commonly applied balance assessment tests.

If there is no metaphysical necessity that governs human practices, why should we even ask for a methodological grounding, when language has neither required nor functioned with such a license?