Sentence examples for methodological lessons from inspiring English sources

In turn, we strongly believe that we can draw methodological lessons from nonfood applications for the evaluation of food.

It summarizes methodological lessons learned regarding the evaluation of adult literacy education and identifies areas for further research.

The trial highlighted many of the challenges associated with the evaluation of candidate microbicides, but we hope that the methodological lessons learned and knowledge gained in Nigeria will be useful to researchers planning future HIV prevention trials.

Methodological lessons will inform design of the main study.

We learned several important methodological lessons during this study.

This paper describes the design and early methodological lessons learned from MARQUIS, an example of real-world, rigorous, mixed methods QI research.

Dirac drew from this experience a methodological lesson that theoretical physicists, in their quest for new laws, should place more trust in mathematical formalism and follow its lead, even if physical understanding of the formulas temporarily lags behind.

There is, perhaps, a methodological lesson arising from this, of which future employee surveys should take due note.

Here too they sense an important general methodological lesson: psychology takes account of neuroscience discoveries, so even taking multiple realization at face value does not imply strict methodological autonomy.

From the methodological lesson he took from Einstein to the insights gained in his own high-pressure physics, an important focus of Bridgman's operationalism was on regulating the extension of concepts to uncharted domains.

This was an important methodological lesson – valuable documentation is often unknown or forgotten by involved actors, but it does exist.