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In 1982 the Faith and Order Commission of the World Council of Churches recognized that the Apostles' Creed was the baptismal symbol (creed) used throughout the West but took the Nicene Creed as the "theological and methodological tool" to "identify the fundamentals of the apostolic faith which should be explicated".

In contrast to forecasting possible futures, the long-term future is used as a methodological tool to map citizens' thinking.

Emergy Synthesis was chosen as a methodological tool to assess and to diagnosis the farm system design.

We use HLM as an example of a multilevel methodological tool to investigate typical change over time questions in leadership development evaluation.

In answering our research question of establishing the current employability discourse, we have taken a slightly unusual step in that we are principally using the internet as our methodological tool to conduct a content analysis on 'employability' in HEIs.

The ability to non-invasively probe normal and abnormal equine brain function through cognitive testing may provide an extremely useful methodological tool to assess brain changes associated with certain human neurological and psychiatric conditions.

In this respect, ESP teachers encounter the insufficiently exploited challenge of adapting the methodological tools to the specific needs of the Engineering students.

These authors further deepened their research by providing some methodological tools to help the students to recognize, revise and reorganize their knowledge and, thus, undergo conceptual change (Cunningham and Wescott 2009).

For example, Lee and Shaikh (2014) and Lehrer et al. (2016) provide a set of methodological tools to analyze heterogeneity in causal effects that can additionally incorporate corrections for multiple testing.

Future river basin management needs conceptual and methodological tools to develop more comprehensive models that account for the complexity of the wider diversity of these systemic linkages and the resultant non-linear dynamics.

We suggest that as economists increase their familiarity with genetic data, it is likely that they can develop methodological tools to generate new strategies to shed new light on the role of genetic factors that will be of interest to those within economics and in many other scientific disciplines.