methodologically

methodology | American Dictionary

methodology
noun[ C ]
us/ˌmeθ·əˈdɑl·ə·dʒi/
a set of methods used in a particular area of study or activity:
The two researchers are using different methodologies.

methodological

adjectiveus/ˌmeθ·ə·dəlˈɑdʒ·ɪ·kəl/
There are some methodological solutions to this problem.

methodology | Business English

methodology
noun[ C or U ]
uk /ˌmeθəˈdɒlədʒi/uspluralmethodologies
a system of ways of doing, teaching, or studying something:
The methodology and findings of the research team have been criticized.

methodological

adjective
the methodological approach taken by the researchers

Examples of methodology

methodology
This is a detailed and meticulous study, which combines sociolinguistic methodology with a qualitative pragmatics approach.
The introduction sets out the background and methodology of the research and repeats some of the important caveats about qualitative attitude research.
The mathematics of physics should be explored, but new mathematical, statistical, and qualitative methodologies should also be sought.
The postmodern position is the one paradigm of qualitative methodology that is intrinsically incommensurable with quantitative research paradigms.
The book makes good use of black and white photographs, has a useful appendix on methodology and an excellent bibliography.
Both suffer when the time available is reduced, but an appropriate development methodology can in both cases minimize the damage.
It was most significant from the reported participation from over 25 countries worldwide that there is a great interest in the development of such methodologies.
However, they found the methodology course itself too theoretical.
The findings suggested the need for culture specific case methodology training sessions for both case leaders and students.
Many nuances in the deposition of these vessels remain invisible because of this methodology.
A pilot project to evaluate the methodology for specialty mapping was undertaken in the area of child and adolescent health.
The first is the recognition that the failure of foundationalism in philosophy makes any attempt to claim a monopoly on truth, methodology etc. untenable.
The limitations of clinical methodology are discussed, for example, the pros and cons of various cognitive assessment tools, and this is valuable.
However, the methodology tested in this study needs to be validated using additional data on similar patients and using data on patients with other diseases.
Rated as least useful were: general education courses, courses in methodology, and general preparation in the use of the target language.
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Collocations withmethodology

methodology

These are words often used in combination with methodology.

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alternative methodology
Some of the insights into human behavior gained from research using deception would most likely not have been easily obtained using alternativemethodology.
basic methodology
The basicmethodology for detecting collisions between objects is based on utilizing a polygonal mesh representation of their surfaces.
development methodology
Both suffer when the time available is reduced, but an appropriate developmentmethodology can in both cases minimize the damage.
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