Meanings of scientific methodology in anglès

Using deeply scientific methodology, we've uncovered the reasons behind this puzzling phenomenon.

I find nothing objectionable, or contrary to good scientific methodology, in this argument.

However, the reviewer added the scientific methodology and analysis seemed valid.

Now in scientific methodology a hypothesis can be proven.

No scientific methodology of research is affixed with "ought" or "should" virtues regarding knowledge gained.

Despite some subsequent criticism of the scientific methodology employed in the nuclear- and mitochondrial-DNA testing, the 1993 findings are considered to be accurate.

Continuous technological changes, ever increasing specialization, emphasis in nursing education and research on scientific methodology all have marked influence on the development of nursing.

The problem of these later cognitive movements, he argues, is that they have taken Aristotelian precepts, applied scientific methodology and then dropped the philosophical inquiry.

Certainly, denialism and other forms of pseudo-scholarship do not follow mainstream scientific methodologies.

Schimel began to explore site options across the country and to assemble NASA-inspired "tiger teams" that could develop rigorous scientific methodologies and data-processing requirements.

(I do not raise this issue to denigrate Lyell and Darwin, for I support their procedure as a general statement about scientific methodology.