Sentence examples for methodological introductions from inspiring English sources

Further research should follow these methodological introductions to get a more detailed, comprehensive, standardized and comparable view from the families' perspective.

I 2, p. 9.8 19, the Platonic Theology falls into three parts (after a long methodological introduction).

This had its origins in the methodological introduction to the lectures on moral philosophy he had been delivering annually over the preceding decade.

It comprised six sub sessions with a total of twenty papers presented: introduction, critical assessments of futures research methodology, methodological challenges of participatory futures research, methods for security focused futures research, methodological challenges in business foresight and methodological challenges of regional differences.

I admire tremendously Newman's methodological reflections in the Introduction and elsewhere regarding Cold War periodization.

The programme, coordinated by Karel de Grote University College (KdG), had a very innovative approach and was a major influence on the introduction of methodological changes in our programme.

Seven years later, Butler offered a methodological argument in the "Introduction" to the Analogy that might respond to this objection if applied to morals (although Butler framed the point more generally).

One potential reason discussed above (see Introduction) is methodological biases.

Abstract 244 Introduction 245 Methodological approach 246 2.1 Guidance for toxicological assessment of cigarette ingredients 246 246.

The Conference expressed satisfaction at the initial steps taken so far by countries in evolving a methodological base and the introduction of statistical mechanisms.

The main result of our current methodological work was the introduction of a new, simplified approach to compute predicted values and derive "predicted:observed" ratio of outcomes and assess calibration in validation studies of CPRs.