Sentence examples for methodological reflection from inspiring English sources
To do so, however, a thorough methodological reflection is required which would reflect the genuine conceptual challenges, which arise from such an endeavor.
In this paper we contribute to the discussion with a methodological reflection and application of multi-stage patent citation analysis for the measurement of inventive progress.
Careful methodological reflection is needed in considering how to bring forward in coherent and convincing ways the resources of religious traditions in response to particular aspects of our current environmental crisis.
Methodological reflection on the content, results and limitations of three body mind intervention studies with cancer patients (CPs) in order to improve the quality of studies on body mind interventions and to raise the potential value for CPs.
As a result of this methodological reflection, surveys in high mountain environments are revealing humanized past landscapes, hard to imagine even a few years ago; new scenarios that challenges the traditional (pre conceptions deduced from archaeology and ethnography.
However, after careful methodological reflection and additional experiments, they eventually realized that this view was wrong.
Our objective in this section is to briefly explain some methodological reflections, combine them with the IPCC's methodological framework and propose a methodology to stratify the FL for REDD+ in order to report on carbon stock changes under the UNFCCC.
I admire tremendously Newman's methodological reflections in the Introduction and elsewhere regarding Cold War periodization.
We then go on by considering specific topics, discussed by Vernon Smith, before concluding with some methodological reflections.
I trace this notion of control to two related contexts: late 18th-century technical-economic experimentation and methodological reflections on the analytic tools of organic chemistry around 1800.
Some are methodological reflections aiming at adapting RCT to the complexity of the tested interventions, and at overcoming some of its limits.
