Sentence examples for methodologically sophisticated study from inspiring English sources

For example, Kinney et al. [23], in a well designed and methodologically sophisticated study, showed that an advantage of everyday creativity was linked to a subtle clinical picture (schizotypal signs) in a non-psychotic sample of SZ offspring.

No evidence of personality disturbances was showed in methodologically sophisticated studies conducted with nonclinical samples of OHS [ 25, 26].

The result is theoretically innovative, methodologically sophisticated, and a truly engaging account.

Methodologically sophisticated papers are far more likely to be accepted than contributions with potentially higher practical relevance but less quantification.

The most thorough and methodologically sophisticated is the Infant Health and Development Program (IHDP), a comprehensive preschool program to avert health and intellectual impairments sometimes associated with premature low birthweight.

Hugh Amory (1930-2001) wat at once the most rigorous and the most methodologically sophisticated historian of the book in early America.

NEPS data are also methodologically sophisticated.

Many more sophisticated studies have followed.

Their well-designed, methodologically sound study showed that this was not the case," he says.

Methodologically, this study consists of qualitative and quantitative parts.

Methodologically, the study is unique in its use of Roger's (2003) Diffusion of Innovation Theory.