Sentence examples for sort of methodological from inspiring English sources
This leads to the final consideration in favor of panpsychism to be considered here, which is a sort of methodological argument.
Much of the existing literature on the progressive's dilemma does indeed suffer from this sort of methodological nationalism, and thereby implicitly and uncritically "mirrors and legitimizes nation-building projects" (Sager, 2014).
We received little feedback highlighting any sort of methodological shortcomings in our survey.
The ethical codes of organizations like the American Association for Public Opinion Research mandate the disclosure of these sorts of methodological details upon request.
This sort of careful, methodological analysis of population genetics, the mathematical core of conventional evolutionary theory, continues to give rise to interesting results (Pigliucci and Kaplan 2006; Okasha 2007).
Nevertheless, it is worth noting two very common types of social-scientific inquiry that fall short of providing the sort of rock-bottom explanations that methodological individualism demands: Consider the following example of a social-scientific debate: During the 1990s, there was a precipitous decline in violent crime in the United States.
Longitudinal observations of this sort suggest useful methodological complements or alternatives to the common cross-sectional parametric approach underpinning the bulk of the 'greed and grievance' literature.
His daughter, Rachel, is vice president of methodological research for a media ratings company.
It had a number of methodological and computational problems.
This sort of proposal has been criticized by Sklar on methodological grounds.
