What distinguishes the paradigms framing the arguments?
Qualitative methods were particularly well suited to this research given the cross-cultural nature of the study, and the feminist and sociocultural paradigms framing this work [ 26, 30, 31].
Our present paradigm is framed by the Black Lives Matter movement resounding out of Ferguson and into our streets and meetings, sidewalks and studios.
This paper describes an indigenous-based, qualitative study, including the Kaupapa Māori (Māori way) research paradigm that framed this study, and the specific methods employed.
In the past two decades, agent-based models have been increasingly adapted by social scientists, especially scientists in urban and geospatial studies, as an effective paradigm for framing the underlying problems of complex and dynamic processes.
Lastly, we have argued that the 'point of no return' paradigm has been framed in a way that does not readily allow falsification.
Another aspect of the observer problem that is not well represented in the signal detection paradigm (that is generally framed in the context of perception) is the need to actively explore in order to access information.
This paradigm, which has been framed from a microbiologic perspective and could be summarized in the slogan "antibiotic therapy: use it and lose it," prompts questions about potential interventions that could slow down the dissemination of antimicrobial resistance and reduce its health impact in the next 2 decades.
The two of us and our respective organizations -- the Independent Voter Project and IndependentVoting.org -- have framed a new paradigm for political reform.
The entire study is framed within this paradigm (surrendering to context) and has the potential to inform the knowledge base of global tobacco epidemic.
