Sentence examples for methodological tasks from inspiring English sources

Referring to Slavin (2007) and further authors (e.g. Stark and Mandl 2001; Schweizer et al. 2011) research methodological tasks comprise two key challenges: (a) reviewing empirical academic literature, and (b) independently performing empirical research projects.

The focus on domain knowledge will reduce the number of mandatory methodological tasks and at the same time create scope for reuse with respect to both system designs and components.

To calculate change in global cropland production we first need to calculate change in annual harvested hectares in each country between 2000 and 2015 (we complete this and all subsequent methodological tasks for both scenarios).

To better understand the methodological task of moving beyond the proximity-exposure assumption, the three most commonly used quantitative methodological approaches in environmental justice research are briefly outlined.

As with other tasks, methodological choices are crucial for the accuracy and power of the inference.

The most plausible results would involve carrying out a methodological and procedural task that, as for every skill that merely concerns management, may be of value only as a complementary resource: if good sustaining ideas and real operative possibilities are amiss, the contribution cannot be anything more than marginal.

A methodological very challenging task remains to employ our approach across different organisms, by e.g. using the essentiality screen of one organism to infer the information to another.

In part, the variability in many papers may eventuate from the wide range of exercise tasks and methodological applications, as well as heterogeneity between participant phenotypes.

This poses methodological problems: while the tasks to be solved are highly concrete and embedded in a certain context, questionnaires on non-cognitive facets such as domain-specific self-concept or interests are usually phrased very universally.

The approach is intended to overcome the problems of dimension of such systems, as well as fragmentation of information and methodological support of modeling tasks that are dealt with at different departmental, regional, organizational and temporal levels of decision-making on the control of pipeline system expansion and operation.

(2005) in their methodological review of these tasks: "Attention is often captured by events in the environment and by thoughts that intrude into consciousness.