Sentence examples for methodological preferences from inspiring English sources
This study aims at investigating whether engineering students have any methodological preferences in their English classes.
Unfortunately, scientific data often complicate rather than clarify, as differences in interpretation or methodological preferences lead to different answers.
This movement toward transnational perspectives is taking shape across time periods, methodological preferences, and fields of analysis.
Policy-oriented, empirical, and theoretical research papers in all economic and financial areas are welcome, without regard to methodological preferences or school of thought.
The Atlantic Economic Journal (AEJ) has an international reputation for excellent articles in all interest areas, without regard to fields or methodological preferences.
A collection of essays, Representing Reason: Feminist Theory and Formal Logic (Falmagne and Hass 2002), brings together feminist philosophers with various methodological preferences as well as two psychologists.
Since the presumption only applies on a case by case basis, there is no grand methodological preference for an empty world.
20 Alternatively, researchers may decide to report only relative measures because these reflect some underlying methodological preference.
The interviews lasted between 30 and 60 minutes and were semi-structured as this acknowledged the methodological preference for "gentle guidance" rather than "firm control" [ 22].
It reflects not simply an arbitrary methodological preference but an incremental, inductive, bottom-up strategy to build effective behavior influence practices.
The lack of conceptual and methodological clarity in preference research can be addressed by the development of a conceptual map on preferences, incorporating all contributions from all relevant disciplines and a taxonomy to systematically categorise the different types of research (and measurement techniques), as suggested by Brooker et al. [ 13] and Chong et al. [ 3].
