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Methodologically

Definition

(academic/formal) Relating to the systematic, theoretical analysis of methods and their underlying principles; concerned with the study of how research is conducted and how knowledge is produced. Typically used in the context of scientific inquiry, social sciences, and humanities.

Example Sentences

1The researcher's methodologically rigorous approach to data collection and analysis earned her paper a prestigious award.
2Is it methodologically sound to apply quantitative methods to qualitative data, or does this conflate two fundamentally different epistemological frameworks?
3The philosopher's critique of positivism was rooted in a methodologically nuanced understanding of the limitations of empirical observation.
4When designing your study, consider the methodological implications of your sampling strategy on the generalizability of your findings.
5There is a growing recognition in the field of the need for more methodologically diverse approaches to understanding complex social phenomena.

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