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Richard's initial research introduced a methodological innovation to persuasion studies that has now become standard practice in the field.
The goals of MELODEM include fostering methodological innovation to address these challenges and improving understanding of tools to address each challenge.
Instead of presenting results from the model and its application in participatory settings, this paper attempts to encourage a discussion process on methodological innovations to deal with analysis and facilitation of transformation processes in socio-technical systems.
In order to get around some unwanted confounds, we made a number of methodological innovations to the basic number comparison task.
Our main methodological innovation is to infer Chevron applicability from Supreme Court litigants' briefs rather than our own evaluation of the cases' facts, as in Eskridge and Baer's study.
The HMRI is important to the history of administrative health data particularly due to the methodological innovations it brought to this field.
Such issues pose awkward questions about the limitations of existing disciplinary perspectives and theoretical conventions, requiring theoretical and methodological innovation and an ability to develop genuinely interdisciplinary approaches.
Investments in methodological innovation and improved capacity to manage data "at the source" are now more important than ever before.
We hope that this will not only stimulate scientific and methodological innovation but also contribute to broader application and better integration of model-based approaches in drug discovery and development.
Conducting an interpretive review of the literature on access to healthcare by vulnerable groups in the UK therefore required methodological innovation that would be alert to the issues raised by systematic review methodology but also move beyond both its limitations and those of other current interpretive methods.
Conceptualizing and effectively examining such complex contributors to health inequity may greatly benefit from the theoretical and methodological innovation brought by transdisciplinary approaches to population health.
