Sentence examples for more methodological in from inspiring English sources

A second potential explanation is more methodological in nature - the RAI-MH contains only limited diagnoses in a pick list with check-box items.

And, one more methodological note in fairness to Google: TurboVote is completely opt-in, whereas the study emailed students to encouraged them to register.

We have identified a pressing need for more methodological work in this field and we are in the process of further evaluation and validation of our recommendations, which can be viewed in greater detail on the Cancer and Primary Care Research International (Ca-PRI) Network (http://www.ca-pri.com/).

Low and MacMillan (1988) claimed for more methodological rigor in entrepreneurship research and Chandler and Lyon (2001) showed that the discipline evolved from case studies based to growingly using sophisticated statistical techniques.

In more methodological terms our results suggest the validity of the usual assumption implicit in modelling innovation outputs that supply-side factors predominate.

In a more methodological vein, Nicholas Capaldi (2006) argues that philosophy's contribution to business ethics needs to be a form of explication, rather than exploration.

Mosaics of 20 × 16 grid size (average of 59 genes/tile) were obtained for each condition using the standard settings of the software (more methodological information can be found in Additional file 1).

More methodological research on predictive models for saturation points in qualitative research is necessary.

Early in her career, her research emphasis was more methodological, addressing dynamic and stochastic processes.

More methodological details pertaining to study site and sampling can be found in the study described by Richard et al.

More methodological consistency and evidence of robust reproducibility and reliability of techniques are needed in future studies with clinical outcomes.