Sentence examples for methodological reason from inspiring English sources

The authors suggest two possible explanations: conceptual reason and methodological reason.

There no longer appears to be any methodological reason for doing so.

The methodological reason for this non-representation cannot be separated from political decisions over certain methodologies of poverty reports.

This suggests that the philosopher who wishes to find in ethics an exception to this principle may need to provide a clear methodological reason for doing so.

The methodological reason for relying on a comparative approach instead of carrying out a single case study lies in the opportunity to scrutinize the influence of country differences on preference profiles.

A social science that aims at interpretation, or that uses interpretation as part of the centerpiece of its explanatory strategy, has a very clear methodological reason for privileging explanations that refer to individual actions – since it is precisely the underlying intentional states that serve as the object of interpretation.

Reason for encounter might have been included, but this was declined for practical and methodological reasons.

Attribution can sometimes be hard to prove, either for methodological reasons of complexity or due to lack of data.

For these and other methodological reasons, studies of the influence of the Sun in 1992 disagree.

The Congressional analysts found, however, that for various methodological reasons the RAND study was "not an appropriate guide" to potential savings.

The extra cash has sent inflation at the consumer level surging to more than 6 percent even by official measures, which tend to understate true inflation for methodological reasons.