Sentence examples for methodological strictures from inspiring English sources
First, the theory falls afoul of one of Reid's own methodological strictures, namely, that a theory must adhere to Newton's regulae philosophandi, or rules of philosophizing (Inquiry, 12).
In defending or at least speculating about the robustness of the traditional sexual division of labor, Mill appears to be ignoring his own methodological strictures.
According to this methodological stricture, only invariant results from a variety of different models should be accepted with confidence.
It has never escaped anyone's attention that the discipline that most clearly satisfies the strictures of methodological individualism is microeconomics (in the tradition of neoclassical marginalism), and that homo economicus is the most clearly articulated model of rational action.
It's a methodological prize".
Like all scientists, they were "methodological atheists".
David's concern was generic, methodological.
Similar strictures afflict teaching.
He is also frustrated by those strictures.
MOST religions have strictures against suicide.
