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We use a proven research methodology.
methodology = system (of doing something)

She described the study as flawed by a poor methodology.

The methodology links theory to practice and suggests specific methods to use in the classroom.
methodology = system for doing something

But it is hardly the role of the casual observer to call into question the methodology of the seasoned scientist.† (source)

Her eager espousal of Britain's new cryptologic methodology continually exasperated the veteran French cryptographers above her.† (source) Dan Brown, The Da Vinci Code, 2003

The first sentence of "Hypnosis and Mind Control" was "Hypnosis is an efficacious yet precarious methodology and should not be assayed by neophytes," and it was every bit as difficult and boring as the first sentence of the whole book.† (source)

Years later, reviewing the chronicle of those days, Dr. Juvenal Urbino confirmed that his father's methodology had been more charitable than scientific and, in many ways, contrary to reason, so that in large measure it had fostered the voraciousness of the plague.† (source)

Salander was facing a methodology problem of some significance.† (source)

Blue Team had their databases and matrixes and methodologies for systematically understanding the intentions and capabilities of the enemy.† (source) Malcolm Gladwell, Blink, 2005

The methodology of such studies is typically weak, and it doesn't adequately account for cause and effect.† (source) Nicholas D. Kristof, Half the Sky, 2009

A once-a-week lab section will look at methodologies to study these mysterious terms.† (source) Ron Suskind, A Hope in the Unseen, 1998

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Intensive interrogation, methodological intervention, etc. But that's all light," you said.† (source)

The Chairman bellowed, "That is a methodological field!"† (source)

As a way to arrive at the truth, exactitude and methodology are, in the end, far inferior to vision and apotheosis.† (source)

That would be asking a lot from even a heaven-sent methodology, and heaven is not in that business.† (source)

Consequently he had won far more than he had lost and his tactics were now a fixture in the Army training methodology.† (source) David Baldacci, Zero Day, 2011

He told me that he wasn't objecting to Freud's conclusions as much as to his methodology.† (source) Chaim Potok, The Chosen, 1967

GEORGE: (Still deceptively bland) All right ....I want to know about your wife's money because ....well, because I'm fascinated by the methodology ....by the pragmatic accommodation by which you wave-of-the-future boys are going to take over.† (source)

But preferring to have his lamb encrusted with herbs and served with a red wine reduction, the Count chose a different methodology altogether.† (source)

Then, with authoritative methodology, he explained it to her in all seriousness while he moved her hand to the places he mentioned and she allowed it to be moved with the obedience of an exemplary pupil.† (source)

They were given an unprecedented amount of information and intelligence from every corner of the U.S. government and a methodology that was logical and systematic and rational and rigorous.† (source) Malcolm Gladwell, Blink, 2005

But the good news is that unlike political parties, artistic movements, or schools of fashion—which go through such sweeping reinventions—the methodologies and intentions of the secret police never change.† (source)

A few studies with unimpeachable methodology examined the consequences when there was a huge expansion in schooling for girls, even those from poor or conservative homes.† (source) Nicholas D. Kristof, Half the Sky, 2009

He said that experimental psychology was interested in applying the methodology of the natural sciences to discover how all human beings behaved.† (source) Chaim Potok, The Chosen, 1967

No academic discipline is without both substantive and methodological aspects.† (source)

This time, however, he had all summer to think about why his field should be substantive or methodological, and all that summer that is what he did.† (source)

His thesis not be a part of a substantive field, because to accept a split into substantive and methodological was to deny the existence of Quality.† (source)

In the forests near the timberline he ate Swiss cheese, slept on pine-bough beds, drank mountain stream water and thought about Quality and substantive and methodological fields.† (source)

However, he said, the division of study into substantive and methodological fields was an outgrowth of the Aristotelian dichotomy of form and substance, which nondualists had little use for, the two being identical.† (source)

It will send the linguists back to India with their tape recorders, because it undermines the critical superstructure of their methodology.† (source)

All last week they had Burt going over my experiments and methodological charts.† (source)

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