As explained in the next sub-section, Dworkin's methodological view incorporates some prescriptive elements.
From a methodological view, such variables should be measured with reliable and objective instruments.
To this end, we first used a novel methodological approach that eliminated any potential effect of using a body in view for direct visual comparison by occluding the body before the object test phase.
Though not a full-fledged solipsism, the atomistic view puts forth a methodological solipsism for epistemological purposes (Potter 1993), and is antithetical to social analyses of knowledge.
6 A national steering group was established in 2010 to develop a consensus view of the key methodological requirements for a practical hospital standardised mortality ratio.
Pending methodological innovation for informing policy, how might scenarios otherwise contribute to a long view for the Middle East?
Methodological naturalism, the view that for the sake of science, scientific explanation ought never exceed undirected natural causes, is to be rejected because it stifles inquiry.
From a methodological point of view, searches for epistasis effects are performed with the goal in mind to develop methods that can narrow the gap between statistical and biological epistasis.
Expanding beyond this narrow view, we focus this review on pertinent questions and novel methodological advances for the multi-scale brain.
From the methodological point of view, clear criteria for the decision on the next step of development are given: A randomised controlled trial as phase III makes sense, if and only if phase II level of development was successful.
