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To some extent, by weighting the polls differently based on their past performance and their methodological standards, the FiveThirtyEight model seeks to do that.

Following favourable reviews (and probably revision to meet strict methodological standards), the journal offers in-principle acceptance: publication of study outcomes is guaranteed provided the authors adhere to the approved protocol, the study meets pre-specified quality checks, and conclusions are appropriately evidence-bound.

Likewise, the task of conforming metaphysics to the methodological standards of the Posterior Analytics is accomplished at the same time as the goal of elucidating the textual obscurities and the interpretative problems of the Metaphysics.

But then you have to reconcile that with the fact that the polls using the strongest methodological standards at the state level are now giving Mr. Obama a six-point lead in the battleground states.

Medical research conducted in accordance with the highest methodological standards in the field is critical for the overall well-being of patients and populations alike.

*"Latest polls" only includes polls that meet the methodological standards of The Times's News Surveys department.

Third, major revolutions supposedly change the normative landscape of research by altering the goals and methodological standards of the enterprise, so we face also the difficult problem of relating descriptive claims to normative claims and practices, and changes in the former to changes in the latter.

In summary, this is the first trial fulfilling the highest recommended methodological standards regarding the primary outcome measurement (JS loss) and its statistical analysis.

The German term Musikwissenschaft ("science of music") was first employed by F. Chrysander in 1863 in the preface to his Jahrbücher für musikalischer Wissenschaft ("Yearbook for Musical Knowledge"), in which he argued that musicology should be accepted as a science and that musical studies should aspire to the rigorous methodological standards of the natural sciences.

The achievement of high methodological standards and the attention to an appropriate reporting of fundamental methodological aspects (such as the methodological approach or the means of collecting data and the sample size)also in the abstract, are indispensable conditions for a complete affirmation of qualitative methodology in the medical field.

However, this guidance does not appear in the most recent version (V.2.3) of Cochrane's 'Methodological standards for the conduct of Cochrane Intervention Reviews', the most relevant mandatory standard (C44) simply advises that "basic characteristics of each study will need to be presented…, including details of participants, interventions and comparators…".