Sentence examples for problems of the methodology from inspiring English sources

Łukasiewicz worked on problems of the methodology of the empirical sciences in 1902 1910.

Further, a Heckit model was estimated, which avoids the problems of the methodologies applied to date.

One of the problems of the VQ methodology is that it requires large computation time especially for large codebook size.

Though an extreme case, it is nevertheless a manifestation of structural problems within the methodology of science that have been discussed elsewhere.

Importantly, problems with the methodology of these studies have been identified [ 98- 100] and serious concerns about the validity of the published results were raised [ 101, 102].

March 30 , 1840Liverpool, England November 23, 1916 Whitwick, England Charles Booth, (born March 30 , 1840 Liverpool, Eng. died Nov. 23, 1916, Whitwick, Leicestershire) English shipowner and sociologist whose Life and Labour of the People in London, 17 vol. (1889 91, 1892 97, 1902), contributed to the knowledge of social problems and to the methodology of statistical measurement.

Charles Booth, (born March 30 , 1840 Liverpool, Eng. died Nov. 23, 1916, Whitwick, Leicestershire) English shipowner and sociologist whose Life and Labour of the People in London, 17 vol. (1889 91, 1892 97, 1902), contributed to the knowledge of social problems and to the methodology of statistical measurement.

In this paper we present the results of the current trial and some of the difficulties and problems with the methodology.

The problem is the methodology of the federal government, and its arrogation of power to itself to address issues of teaching and learning in ways that are threatening, wasteful, inappropriate and, ultimately, ineffective -- but not before also being very harmful.

Despite the variability that can be found in the literature, owing to problems of both methodology and definition, it is possible to estimate the risk of suicide in the oncological context at 1.95 2.8 times higher than in the general population [9,37].

These scientific discrepancies were then allowed to degenerate into personal problems, but neither the methodology of expert elicitation nor any other solution have yet been put into practice.