Sentence examples for methodological limits from inspiring English sources

One of the central goals of the course is to explore the methodological limits and possibilities of "global urban humanities," an interdisciplinary framework for critical reflection and creative action that will also underpin the Spring 2016 Mellon Project Studio on Mexico City.

To his credit, Schopenhauer is quite frank about the methodological limits of aesthetic theorizing, especially in the case of music (WWR I, section 52; see also Goehr 1998; and section 5.2.5 below).

According to the 20 items from the revised and modified SING checklist, some methodological limits were exposed (Table 2) [ 9].

In summary, there is no indication, within the accuracy and methodological limits of CD spectroscopy, that the K8A, N11A, D55A substitutions cause significant structural modifications of the protein.

Within the methodological limits of quantification, the effect of mass dose on the pharmacokinetics of F-florbetaben is minimal up to about 50 μg in healthy subjects.

This research has some methodological limits: the sample was restricted, not randomized and was only representative of the patients admitted in surgical and medical wards of a single hospital in northern Italy.

This is a methodological limit of the remote sensing technique.

Methodological limit Participants who are afraid of in-person practice of up-cycling thought they should have sewing machine or specific skills for the practice of up-cycling, and were rather worried that their own practice of up-cycling could bring deterioration of quality, feeling burden in practice of up-cycling.

Of the 63 developing countries, 11 already had undernourishment levels below 5percentthethe methodological limit that can assure significance of the results different from zero) in 1990-1992 and have been able to keep it in that interval, and are therefore not the prime focus of the 2014 report.

The study reported in this paper presents an evident methodological limit: the number of patients enrolled; in spite of the strong evidence in literature activity of the combination of gemcitabine and paclitaxel in metastatic breast cancer, the papers recently published in this field present the same limit.

Most of the phase III trials on AEDs in children have major methodological limitations that considerably limit meaningful conclusions about comparative efficacy between old and new molecules.