Sentence examples for methodological history from inspiring English sources
Injury activity item, with a similar methodological history as the location of injury item (Pickett et al. 2005); "What were you doing when the most serious injury happened?
The reconstruction of diet in fossil taxa has a long methodological history, and in sauropods dates back to the 19th century [33].
These different proposals vary among theoretical, methodological or natural history approaches.
Religious studies often involve important methodological assumptions about history and about the nature and limits of religious experience.
Section 4 (Feminist Methodological Reflections on the History of Philosophy) discusses the methodological issues raised by feminist work on the history of philosophy.
Jon Elster's contribution to the history of methodological individualism must be understood against this background.
Combining methodological approaches from architectural history and health sociology, the intentions and uses of central features of the hospital atrium are examined.
The purpose of this article is to summarize the recent history of methodological quality considerations, synthesize the recommendations found in the SCED literature, and provide recommendations to researchers designing SCEDs with regard to essential and aspirational standards for methodological quality.
The goals of the proposed manuscript are to draw upon the long history of methodological and applied literature on longitudinal statistical models to summarize common problems and issues that arise in their use.
We conclude that the placebo response rate in controlled clinical trials is not due to methodological artifacts, to disease history alone or to circumstantial characteristics of studies, but seems to reflect a genuine improvement, unless one invokes publication bias for all negative studies.
Certainly, it's hard not to be impressed by his history and his methodological assault on theorists who believe that economics can be reduced to a pure science.
