Sentence examples for methodologically desirable from inspiring English sources
A selection of input parameters might be necessary when it is not computationally feasible or methodologically desirable to use all parameters of the model.
These include the following: the random allocation of schools, although methodologically desirable, is not always possible; participation of parents is very limited; OB is not recognised as a problem; and increasing PA and implementing training programmes for teachers is difficult due to an inflexible curriculum and lack of teachers' time.
Is the use of placebo surgery methodologically necessary or desirable to achieve valid results?
Methodologically, it would be desirable to conduct studies to clarify the relative contributions of different spheres of life.
Undesirable desire turned desirable.
Methodologically, the process is specious.
Methodologically, the Tef is flawed.
It was, however, methodologically flawed.
The Policy Exchange figures appear methodologically suspect.
EN: No, I'm not a very methodologically pure actor.
He runs his own prominent, methodologically inept experiments on schoolchildren.
