Sentence examples for methodological topics from inspiring English sources

A variety of topics that are relevant for Europe can be discussed within the framework of the contents of the journal (Society, Politics, Economy, Science and Technology, X-cutting Issues, Methodology and Methods, Philosophy of Science).1 Theoretical and methodological topics can be approached from particular "European" schools of thought or enriched with other, new ways of thinking.

We perform these analyses accounting for two methodological topics often overlooked: multi-metric model evaluation and spatial autocorrelation.

The 207 papers broadly cover clinical, public health and methodological topics.

In general, in-service training sessions for teachers tend to focus on narrow methodological topics or specific resources, according to key informants.

The HTA programme prioritises and funds research projects, of which about 20 to 30 per year are systematic reviews of the published literature on clinical effectiveness and methodological topics.

2 33 34 Included studies focused on different methodological topics related to equity including why, 19 when, 26 what 26 and how 19 20 26–32 CPG developers should address equity issues in CPGs, and how to assess the quality of CPGs, including equity, 21 for CPG users.

Some examples of methodological topic areas include: Priority setting for health R&D – methodologies for defining needs (including evidence on burden of disease, evidence on severity of disease, product gaps, demand/market size projections, stakeholder values, etc).

It starts with the processes of dying and childbearing at the individual level, includes the methodological topic of censoring, and then turns to the aggregation of individual behaviours through either the longitudinal or the cross-sectional approach illustrated by the Lexis diagram, and ends with a discussion of the quantum versus tempo effects in fertility and mortality analysis.

Last not least, our discussion of the applicability of the Poincaré Bendixson theory (cf. Sect. 4.2.4) implies many interesting (yet lengthy) empirical and methodological research topics.

NP and EG provided methodological and topic expertise throughout the work.

Discussion topics include methodological issues, such as the importance of independent replication, causal criteria, and uncertainties in interpreting test results.