Sentence examples for methods and practitioners from inspiring English sources

As Gregor and Gross put it, what the inquiry most clearly demonstrated was not Chagnon's guilt or innocence but rather anthropology's "culture of accusation," a "tendency within the discipline to attack its own methods and practitioners".

There is an inward-looking tone to the questions posed here: Philosophy of education should focus upon itself, upon its own contents, methods, and practitioners.

That the executive summary and vision that open the National Pain Strategy are nearly devoid of explicit mention of complementary and integrative methods and practitioners is quite probably a function of who was invited to the table.

In what organismic biologist E. O. Wilson called "The Molecular Wars", the methods and practitioners of molecular biology spread rapidly, often coming to dominate departments and even entire disciplines.

At the other end of the continuum, results from effectiveness studies aim to inform decision makers about the potential benefits of an intervention in a usual care setting, making the results of the study generalizable and relevant to routine care by studying patients within the context (methods and practitioners) in which the acupuncture treatment is usually deployed.

We present extended experimental results which allow evaluating the advantages and limitations of each method and give practitioners options for trading-off between highest quality and better efficiency.

Our method enables researchers and practitioners alike to capture temporal and spatial team coordination automatically and objectively in real-time.

Consequently, there is no generally accepted method by researchers and practitioners for designing, operating and evaluating agile supply chains.

These include early stage research that investigates the relationships between process, context and outcome over time; descriptive outcome studies; mixed method service evaluations; and practitioners seeking to improve their practice through case studies and audit.

Each discipline has bodies of disciplinary content, a culture that shapes how members of the discipline think about and approach their work, and established research methods and tools that practitioners use.

Decisive for the reception, however, was the superiority of the specialized training of Roman-law jurists over the empiricist methods of lay judges and practitioners of the local laws.