One way to do so is by highlighting the methodological values embodied in it: systematicity, generality, purity, etc. (Avigad 2006).
A more radical departure is the recent criticism of the methodological values of reductionism and unification in science and also its position in culture and society.
Examination of practical, theoretical and methodological values of findings includes considering research needed and the utility of safety measure information in business decision making.
Value management (VM) is presented as a methodological management style for enhancing value in projects.
Thus, there would seem to be value in additional methodological study of cross-cultural differences in response style as possible sources of the attitude-achievement paradox.
Our findings have theoretical and methodological implications, with potential economic value in agronomy as well.
In consequent, the study has both methodological and practical values in knowledge based systems and ship operations modeling.
Despite the diversity of the research presented in these papers, and their associated methodological differences and limitations, there is value in reflecting on individual study outcomes.
Although locally published studies bring value in terms of having a complete picture of available research, they may have different methodological quality.
Psychologists who have used this methodological framework, "... found that progressives put more emphasis on the care foundation than do other groups, while social conservatives see more value in loyalty, authority, and sanctity than do other groups".
