Sentence examples for methodological questions and from inspiring English sources
These methodological questions and counterfactual complexities arise in most analyses.
He writes, "The history test, for all its promise of constraining judicial discretion, carries with it a host of unanswered methodological questions and does not always guarantee the sort of certainty one might perhaps hope for".
The section below turns to the research approach undertaken in preparing this article, with some key methodological questions and considerations.
This research can therefore provide new insights in various aspects concerning theoretical and methodological questions and the possible future of hydraulic fracturing in Germany.
Furthermore, in contrast to previous surveys, the paper specifically discusses methodological questions and today's academic practice of evaluating and comparing different algorithmic news recommendation approaches based on accuracy measures.
To this end, responding to several strands of the debate on assemblage urbanism that has unfolded in previous issues of City, here we clarify our meta-theoretical stance, address several methodological questions and reiterate our arguments regarding the importance of a reinvigorated geopolitical economy of planetary urbanization.
In the account of Descartes' development from Sec. 1, he was interested in epistemological and methodological questions first, and these interests came to a head in the Rules.
To the extent that this is so, conceptual and methodological questions are inescapably political and so what 'power' means is 'essentially contested'…" (Lukes 2005, 63).
In the concluding section questions about markets are connected to two related themes, methodological questions in economics and the topics of business ethics and corporate social responsibility.
Knowing better the work of professionals from the food service and gastronomy sectors brings a holistic vision enriching methodological questions of sensory and consumer scientists.
Meanwhile, there are many other more specific methodological questions to address, and it is a sign of the maturity of the subdiscipline that a large and increasing percentage of work on economic methodology addresses more specific questions.
