Definition of methodological
: of or relating to method or methodology
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Fifty-four companies have weathered economic busts, disruption from newer players, and methodological changes on Fortune’s end in calculating the list to appear in every Fortune 500 since 1955.
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Admittedly, a methodological asterisk is at play: Last year, participants were given an open text box rather than specific diets to choose from.
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But of course, disinformation peddlers know these methods too — thus inviting a methodological arms race.
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The gap between the two is accounted for by three methodological differences (see chart).
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And, as HuffPost notes, a research review from November 2016 documented significant methodological and/or analytical flaws in that other 3 percent.
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In a similarly methodological vein, though, Jennings’ and Wlezien’s work has its own limitations.
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Research does not benefit from any presumption of methodological innocence.
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Second, not all of the methodological changes hurt Chile’s standing.
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First Known Use of methodological
1849
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