Sentence examples for methodology illuminates some from inspiring English sources

Kuki is a fascinating thinker, and The Structure of Iki, while occasionally tortuous because of its commitment to a strictly European methodology, illuminates some fascinating aspects of the Japanese aesthetic tradition while at the same time engaging the deepest levels of experience anywhere.

The method also illuminates some similarities between flux-difference splitting and the AUSM-family of methods.

The answer illuminates some national trends.

Moreover, the study illuminates some unforeseen consequences of ultrasound use for pregnancy decision-making.

Despite the limitations identified above, this paper illuminates some commonalities across the existing evidence base.

Analyzing different platforms individually illuminates some of the pathobiologic features and molecular biomarkers in GBM.

While previous PAR studies in LTC homes (e.g. Shura et al., 2010) have shown this to be a methodology that can engage residents as leaders, our experience illuminated some challenges to having residents with advanced dementia participate in the process with the same intensity and regularity as our other partners.

And they illuminate some of the film's dramatic license.

The researchers think the project would illuminate some of the most profound questions in biology.

Alva Noe uses baseball to illuminate some of the varieties of realism.

In this column we publish stories about human relationships, hoping to illuminate some facet of love.