Sentence examples for methodological spectrum from inspiring English sources

Held at the Law School and jointly offered with the Department of Government, the colloquium invites scholars to present interdisciplinary research spanning a broad substantive and methodological spectrum.

All in all, across the vastly different ideological and methodological spectrum, Max Weber's thought will continue to be a deep reservoir of fresh inspiration as long as an individual's fate under (post)modern circumstances does not lose its privileged place in the political, social, cultural, and philosophical self-reflections of our time.

Given the broad methodological spectrum of used testing regimes, it is tempting to speculate that the experimental paradigm and task specificity are the two single most important determinants in modulating changes in muscle fatigability following disuse.

The ASD classification is to some extent an artifact of how autism was discovered, and may not reflect the true nature of the spectrum; methodological problems have beset Asperger syndrome as a valid diagnosis from the outset.

We propose and illustrate a methodological framework to distinguish spectrum effects from spectrum biases.

I follow especially the argument by Piekkari et al. (2009) that these approaches contain a broad spectrum of methodological foundations of exploratory, explanatory, interpretivist, and critical/reflexive designs.

Several variables can be defined in the datasheet, including study identifiers, accuracy data from each study (true positives, false positives, true negatives and false negatives) and study level co-variates, such as those defining population spectrum or methodological quality of the studies.

Focusing on the performance of time-dependent density functional theory but using also the ab initio CIS(D), CC2 and CASPT2 methods, we explore how various methodological considerations influence computed spectra and find, somewhat surprisingly, that density functionals lacking exact exchange reproduce the experimental measurements with smaller errors than functionals that include exact exchange.

Several methodological shortcomings were identified, of which spectrum bias, bias due to the use of an inadequate reference standard and verification bias may seriously have affected the results.

Besides contributing to the knowledge on how to effectively structure buyer supplier interactions across the heterogeneous spectrum of services bought, a methodological contribution is made by showing how case research can be used for theory-testing purposes.

Urban sustainability research, despite rapid growth in research activity in recent years, still lacks integrative conceptual and methodological approaches that account for the full spectrum of urban processes and variables that determine human and ecosystem health and natural resource use.