Sentence examples for methodological means from inspiring English sources

A comparative approach, borrowed from the discipline of social anthropology and longstanding methodology in that discipline, was used for being a strong methodological means for qualitative studies to distinguish commonalities and differences of phenomena in different settings.

In this way, software can simultaneously serve as both an outcome to be preserved and as a methodological means to an (new) end.

Since Pythagoras, people have attempted to explain consonance and dissonance, using various methodological means, with limited success and without providing convincing underlying causes.

We present the state of the art and the main axes of Research and Development in the following two fields: (i) technological design solutions of aircraft structure, and (ii) methodological means for their design, analysis and manufacturing.

In addition, Informatics provides the methodological means to define what these elements are and how they interrelate.

He writes, "A language is less a sum of signs (words, grammatical and syntactical forms) than a methodological means of differentiating signs from one another, and thereby constituting a linguistic universe of which we later say--once it is precise enough to crystallize significant intentions, and to have it reborn in another that it expresses a world of thought…" (PW, 31).

In the paper a new methodological mean is proposed for determining the fundamental characteristics of this kind of storage device, characterized by high power density, interfaced with the railroad by a bidirectional dc dc converter.

This novel methodological combination means combining two very strong methodological traditions.

This low methodological quality means that the risk of bias in these studies is very high.

A weakness of the study is that its methodological focus means that the content of the identified clusters and biological pathways are preliminary and require extensive further study before their clinical validity, if any, can be determined.

This methodological selection means that non-specific effects related to differences in active (bicycle and prone press ups) and passive (SMT) interventions are a viable alternate explanation to our findings.