WEILAI builds primarily on the basic needs framework of poverty alleviation, and on the methodological structure of the Water Poverty Index, to provide a proxy measure of an area's poverty by assessing eight key poverty sectors, with a strong focus on the components of water-poverty.
The methodological structure of the study is outlined in Table 1.
As such, the volumes provide a McKeon primer, making clearly visible the methodological structure hidden within his written work.
It could also be helpful to test the methodological structure and format in an offline workshop prior to implementing it online.
The methodological structure would seem to follow, consciously or unconsciously, that adopted by Montaigne in De la phisionimie (III, 12), in which the author of the Essays, through his own experiences, questions Socrates's model, in order to imitate it, to make it his own (151).
In order to understand these modifications in the analytical treatment of the lived body, we must first reconstruct the methodological structure of Plessner's theory and the way in which he conceives of the emergence of the Shared World in the context of his theory of ex-centric positionality.
Additionally, the results of recent studies on final examinations point to the need to redesign assessments: Herzog (2013), for example, speaks about the "gauging of education," and criticizes trends in schools whereby teachers align their lessons too strongly with external tests, notably with respect to content, task dimensions, and the methodological structure of the lesson.
As a methodological structure of the workshop we used a backcasting format.
The COSMIN checklist provided a transparent, rigorous methodological structure for this research that assisted in minimizing methodological bias.
Multistate models that exploit the properties of Markov chains offer a useful methodological structure for describing complex time-dependent outcomes [ 10].
