Sentence examples for methodological notes from inspiring English sources

Methodological notes: The Economist's Big Mac index is an informal measure of purchasing power which allows comparison of different currencies' relative strength.

Table 3 presents a set of multidisciplinary methodological notes that guided our mixed methods research design.

While taking into consideration established methodological notes that legitimate the use of archival data when studying a case [10, 11, 50 52, 138], we gained valuable insights from the industrial context surrounding the OpenStack community.

However, not only do the methodological notes accompanying the three indicators under the review of this paper not acknowledge these important debates but also they use the EWI data to construct their own composite indicators and to rank countries, thus disregarding significant recommendations and the decisions taken by the World Bank itself.

Methodological Notes The CourseSmart Survey was conducted by Wakefield Research among 500 Americans currently enrolled in college, ages 18-23, between May 22nd and May 31st , 2013 using an email invitation and an online survey.

First, a methodological note.

A quick methodological note: Gallup conducted polls much less frequently before 1984.

At the end of the book, Goffman attaches a fifty-page "Methodological Note," in which she describes the night that he was shot in the head outside a Chinese restaurant.

As a final, and broadly methodological note, I am not a neuroscientist, but I do not believe that this fact – that I am not an "insider" – renders me incapable of articulating something meaningful about neuroscience.

(A methodological note: I am projecting caucus delegates out in states like Iowa and Maine on the assumption they are proportional to the straw-poll vote there, a dubious assumption in practice.

And, one more methodological note in fairness to Google: TurboVote is completely opt-in, whereas the study emailed students to encouraged them to register.