However, as with other methodological innovations, the field of criminology has been slow to catch on.
With this methodological innovation, this study makes a theoretical contribution by uncovering a clear pragmatic strategy in metaphor choice across languages, which is sensitive to culture-specific epistemic conventions and conceptual preoccupations.
The paper proposes a methodological innovation on the study of suitable policy instrument against the raise of CO2emissions, which is based on the approach of the Macro Multipliers (MM) that leads with the recognition of the impact of all those industries responsible for CO2 emissions.
Methodological innovation within the last years came from the incorporation of secondary structure into phylogenetic analyses.
Their methodological innovation was the incorporation of simultaneous manipulation of oxygen gas and blood fluid within the device and realization of simultaneous measurement of both cellular morphology and flow velocity.
The test stimuli contain complex mental states only (e.g., 'pensive' and 'elated', rather than simple states like 'happy' or 'sad'), which constitutes an important methodological innovation in the literature.
However, elements of both the methodological innovations and the ethical guidance implied by our findings are generalisable for biobanking internationally.
The study of Rütten et al. [ 4] highlights some of the methodological innovations of the IPAQ instrument.
Developments in social media, Web 2.0 and crowdsourcing have enabled new forms of methodological innovation in both the social and natural sciences.
She intends to seek research projects "where the statistical challenges are complex and the data sets really merit methodological innovation... [but where] the problem that the data set is describing or the solution that the data set is proposing to have can have a real impact".
