methodological
about the methods used to do research or study something
Connected with the methods, procedures, or principles used to do research, analysis, or systematic study.
done in an organized way by using a method
Using or following a particular method in a planned, organized way.
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methodological approach
1way of doing research
the main method you use to study something
- Her methodological approach combines interviews with survey data.
- We changed our methodological approach after the pilot study.
- The report explains the methodological approach in the first section.
- Their methodological approach was clear.
- We described our methodological approach.
methodological choice
1decision about methods
a decision about which research method to use
- Sampling was a key methodological choice in this project.
- They justify each methodological choice in the appendix.
- Different methodological choices can lead to different conclusions.
- This was a methodological choice.
- We explained our methodological choice.
methodological consistency
1same methods used throughout
using the same methods in a consistent way
- Methodological consistency across sites made the results easier to compare.
- The project improved methodological consistency by standardizing training.
- Without methodological consistency, the trend analysis is unreliable.
- We need methodological consistency.
- The study shows methodological consistency.
methodological framework
1structured plan for methods
a clear structure that guides your research methods
- The study proposes a methodological framework for evaluating risk.
- Without a methodological framework, the analysis is hard to replicate.
- They adopted a methodological framework used in earlier studies.
- We need a methodological framework.
- The paper includes a methodological framework.
methodological issues
1problems with the methods
problems related to the research methods
- There are methodological issues with how the data were collected.
- The team met to address methodological issues before publishing.
- The debate focuses on methodological issues rather than results.
- We found methodological issues.
- They fixed the methodological issues.
methodological limitations
1weaknesses of the methods
problems in the methods that may affect the results
- The authors acknowledge several methodological limitations, including a small sample size.
- Methodological limitations mean the findings may not generalize to other groups.
- We discuss methodological limitations in the final section.
- This study has methodological limitations.
- They explained the methodological limitations.
methodological review
1review focusing on methods
a review that checks the methods used
- The journal commissioned a methodological review of recent surveys.
- A methodological review revealed inconsistent measurement across studies.
- They included a methodological review section in the report.
- They did a methodological review.
- The paper has a methodological review.
methodological rigor
1quality of careful methods
how careful and reliable the research methods are
- Reviewers praised the methodological rigor of the trial.
- The conclusions are weakened by a lack of methodological rigor.
- They improved methodological rigor by preregistering their analysis plan.
- The study shows methodological rigor.
- There is little methodological rigor.