Sentence examples for more general methodological from inspiring English sources

Additionally, a more general methodological issue should be investigated.

See more general methodological cautions along these lines in section 2.4.

Besides these commonalities between Dedekind's and Frege's versions of logicism, the two thinkers also agreed on a more general methodological principle, encapsulated in the following remark by Dedekind: In science, and especially in mathematics, "nothing capable of proof ought to be accepted without proof" (Dedekind 1888a, preface).

Two other more general methodological considerations may be more important in explaining the differences between the PROWESS and ADDRESS results.

Besides the limitations distinctive to each measurement method, there are some more general methodological aspects of this study which might contribute to the observed difference between methods.

The review also considers more general methodological issues specific to DIF analyses of HRQoL instruments, including the evaluation of DIF in short scales and the problems with interpreting DIF.

Although our focus is on Soar, the thrust of the work is more concerned with general methodological issues in cognitive modelling.

It will also be presented at national and international conferences in the fields of plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery and at more general surgical and methodological conferences.

General methodological limitations, including sampling methodology, retrospective study design, and terminology, have been discussed previously [ 2].

"Literary and cultural studies … have always thought about themselves as a 'science' in the more general sense of wissenschaft – a form of knowledge with methodological norms, expectations, and so on".

On a more general note, we conclude that, in relation to any methodological approach certain assumptions and choices have to be made by individual researchers and often depend on ideological circumstances.