Sentence examples for methodological rationale for from inspiring English sources
Our application to the Pirkanmaa Hospital District IRB contained a specific, six-point ethical analysis focusing on the methodological rationale for use of placebo surgery, risk-benefit assessment and informed consent as outlined by Miller (box 1).
Based on the results of these studies we decided that there was a sound philosophical and methodological rationale for the use of the item impact approach to develop a short form of the CPQ11 14.
Connelly and Yoder [ 15] identify a number of common failings in qualitative proposals such as inadequate explanation of methodological techniques, lack of rationale for the use of qualitative methodology, failure to outline the significance of the proposed qualitative study, and underestimation of the costs of undertaking qualitative research.
The paper provides a review of the general area of systems evaluation with the motivation and rationale for methodological approaches underlying usability engineering and cognitive task analysis as applied to health information systems.
The primary rationale for poor methodological quality in reliability studies was due to insufficient participant numbers.
Miller (1998) claimed that a theory of research, in other words, the researcher's theoretical framework, provides a powerful rationale for a methodological approach in a study.
The rationale for this methodological revision was to maximize the probability of measuring higher numbers of CTCs at least in the untreated cohort.
While the practice of issuing conditional appraisals and requesting additional data has a clear legal basis and is not questioned per se, this analysis identifies key shortcomings in the current G-BA approach such as a lack of rationale for conditional appraisals, a lack of methodological guidance from the G-BA and a lack of flexibility and pragmatism within the G-BA.
The rationale for the clustering step is more methodological than conceptual.
Key information could be missing including the rationale for undertaking the qualitative research and methodological details such as sample size and approach to analysis.
Einstein was self-consciously opportunistic in his methodological eclecticism, but philosophers wanted to find a more general rationale for freeing scientific theorizing from operationalist micro-management.
