Sentence examples for methodological inquiry from inspiring English sources
But Collins (who began with the disclaimer that he's not a percussionist) approached the task as a dry methodological inquiry, with a laptop, a sampler and what looked like tiny jumper cables.
In the absence of a similar methodological inquiry for economic evaluation, all papers here were reviewed using a custom-made structured template, (Additional file 1) the development of which was informed by a conceptual review of non-experimental methods that can be used for the evaluation of treatment effects.
I hope that they will use the principles of alternate causality, correlation versus causality, and deep methodological inquiry that I modeled for them to explode other prejudices they might posses.
Well-developed methodological inquiry to document determinants of decisions, funding flows, and catalysts for policy development are needed.
These results provide new theoretical and methodological lines of inquiry for the study of basic functions involved in behavioural control and related disorders.
The results revealed that children assigned to the intervention compared with children assigned to the waitlist control group showed better inquiry-related methodological competencies (a better understanding of the scientific inquiry cycle and experimentation strategies) and a higher need for cognition.
This paper makes the methodological case for narrative inquiry in health services research and recommends techniques.
Such an approach to research would strengthen both the ethical and methodological soundness of HRQoL inquiry in PPC.
Michael K. declares that "the equivalence between the methodological premises of scientific inquiry and those of religious doctrine is simply false".
Fourth, this study extends methodological approaches to the inquiry of implementation and organizational improvement in a number of ways.
Methodological factors (e.g., inquiry format, sample characteristics, and lack of distinction between persons whose self-harming behavior is suicidal and those for whom it is not suicidal in intent) can account for more than 50% of the heterogeneity in prevalence estimates (Swannell et al., 2014).
