Sentence examples for methodological rather than from inspiring English sources

In response, Dr. Hauser said he stood by his report and that the difference between his findings and St . Judes reflected methodological, rather than substantive, differences.

This essay, drawing on Aristotle, and focusing on literary and cultural criticism rather than philosophy proper, made the case for epistemological and methodological, rather than ethical, pluralism.

In general, forging a connection between aesthetic virtue and simplicity principles seems better suited to defending methodological rather than epistemic principles.

This view lends support to the contention of Pink & Leder Mackley (2012) who argue that video in research is primarily methodological rather than empirical, posing pedagogical questions that ask not only how or what are we learning and teaching, but also 'why'why

This may illustrate that appraisal tools focus on methodological rather than conceptual strength.

The MRC Framework provides a methodological rather than an explanatory approach to evaluating complex interventions.

However, with those individuals who stress flexibility of methodological approach, rather than fixation upon methodological approach, discussion of method can and does provide a basis for coming to grips with a substantive problem.

Differences in the numbers from survey firm to survey firm often reflect sampling error or methodological differences rather than any fundamental change in the condition of the race.

The CTCU framework treats the negative wording effect as a methodological artefact rather than a distinct factor by allowing the item uniqueness related to the negatively worded items to be correlated (Ye and Wallace 2013).

Some argue that the synchrony of social structure is a methodological perspective rather than an ontological claim.

Ordinary Americans may not "understand the ins and outs of [survey] methods," he said, but they need reassurance that differences between polls "are accounted for by methodological factors rather than based upon the political judgments of the people who run these polls".