Sentence examples for methodological interest from inspiring English sources

For instance, it is hard to establish an allegation that a reviewer who may have a competing personal, theoretical and methodological interest when reviewing a piece of work.

Of particular methodological interest are the consequences of varying the order in which willingness-to-pay questions are presented to respondents in contingent valuation studies.

First, three generic electronic bibliographic databases, namely MEDLINE, EMBASE, and Econlit were searched through the OvidSP interface in order to generate as many papers of potential methodological interest as possible for the years 1990-2010.

The presented results have a methodological interest because, to the best of our knowledge, this is the first time when a new parameterized upper bound is obtained through design and analysis of an exact exponential algorithm.

First, a broad search of Medline, EconLit and MathSci bibliographic databases generated 250 publications of possible methodological interest.

However, Marks is quick to adopt the conventional line in dismissing Foucault's methodological interest in power-as-war as a mistake that is beyond redemption.

Conclusions on the importance of exploring civic design through epistemological and methodological interests are given.

The case of β = 2 is of particular heuristic and methodological interests, as it corresponds to the situation where the energy absorbed (scattered) by the ensemble becomes maximal for the same dimensions that maximize the absorption (scattering) efficiency of a single nanoshell.

The paper reviews the literature of innovation forecasting, examining a range of theoretical and methodological literatures interested in the evolution of knowledge.

Together with the performance figures of interest, methodological issues concerning the choice of the most appropriate model abstraction level, the adoption of a compositional modelling approach, and the management of the model complexity are also discussed.

Most reports provide parts (not all) of the methodological information of interest to us.