Sentence examples for methodologically engaging from inspiring English sources

Methodologically engaging in a veritably immanent critique, Cooper and Waldby's analysis of bioethics goes well beyond common critical appraisals of bioethics that suggest, for instance, that bioethics was somehow "coopted" by the biomedical-industrial complex (see Turner 2009, for a discussion).

The peer review encouraged the NCDB to engage in methodologically sound and well-conceived data validation studies.

"It's engaging.

Be engaging.

Appear engaging?

Overall, the book is a valuable source of information for both researchers and policy makers interested in or working on environmental issues that arise in household decisions, although it may not readily appeal to researchers engaged in theoretical or methodologically sophisticated empirical analyses.

In the same manner, Helsinki article 21 also stipulates that a trial must in all instances be scientifically sound; as such, physicians may not engage themselves in researches that are methodologically faulty or are only scantly scientific but are cover-ups for other purposes such as marketing and promotion.

Protecting society's fundamental tenets A physician may also not engage her/himself in a research with unacceptably high risks or with research that is methodologically faulty because researches such as these go against the fundamental tenet of society of protecting its citizens against undue harm.

Engaged, not engaged.

Peacefully engaged.

So engage.