Sentence examples for methodological success from inspiring English sources

It might be claimed that the ontological status of symmetries provides the reason for the methodological success of symmetries in physics.

The methodological success of PCR-based approaches towards the molecular analysis of pancreatic fluids is limited by polymerase inhibitors.

The development of mirrored semi-structured interviews and mirrored questionnaires in the qualitative and quantitative phases respectively is a methodological success of this study so far.

Inter-rater reliability for selected methodological quality score, success and features present or not, was calculated and reported as a kappa statistic.

Since Pythagoras, people have attempted to explain consonance and dissonance, using various methodological means, with limited success and without providing convincing underlying causes.

Consensus was obtained as described above for methodological quality scores, RxCDSS success and presence/absence of features.

We feel this inverse relationship between methodological quality and reported success validates our choice to not pool many low-quality studies into the evidence synthesis.

Fortunately for patients, mortality following CPB is low, but the methodological downside of this success is that very large trials of low risk patients (or somewhat smaller trials of higher risk patients) are needed to show a mortality effect.

Its practitioners include expertise in the natural sciences, in history or archaeology, or in political ecology and related social sciences; but there is no agreement on a common agenda and limited success in bridging methodological and epistemological divisions that impede integrative and interdisciplinary research.

The success of this methodological approach in explaining international trade patterns has led economists to formally develop its theoretical foundations.

For example, Rowe and Wright [28], and Myllylä [12], emphasize the selection of a panel of experts as one of the most critical issues to the success of the methodological application.