Similar words: methodological, methodology, methodically, ethnological, pathological, mythological, biologically, ecologically. Meaning: ['meθəə'lɑdʒɪklɪ /-'lɒ-] 
adv. in a methodical manner.
adv. in a methodical manner. 
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1 The study was methodologically flawed.
2 Luther himself knew well what methodologically he was doing and what was necessary: that he needed to order and adjudicate.
3 The American legal system, like the English, is methodologically mainly a case law system.
4 Let us proceed methodologically.
5 Methodologically also, financial experts are familiar with a host limitations surrounding conventional profit measures.
6 Methodologically , applied legal philosophy can make semantic analysis to overcome the limitation of the defining method, eliminating the semantic confusion caused by academic arguments.
7 Methodologically, these funds are studied by using panel data regression because this regression is more efficient.
8 Methodologically, this research is done on the basis of psycholinguistic theory and with the aid of data from two corpora.
9 A few other methodologically sound studies have found that the same is true for adults.
10 Through this paper, you can see he is methodologically hypothesis doctrine.
11 Utilizing post-colonial theories structurally and methodologically, I will reveal in this thesis the imperial discourses at work on a variety of levels within this novel.
12 Methodologically, this study should take the modern category, system and criticism into consideration and put itself in the domain of the world literary criticism.
13 This is because the relatively few studies that have found such a risk are methodologically suspect.
14 But, proceeding further, I find Ruether's work to be less than satisfactory because muddled methodologically.
15 For instance, she cited studies that had been extensively discredited methodologically as though they had not been.
16 Methods To get the regressive equation and correlative coefficient, we compared the enzymatic method and the basic picric acid method methodologically on the detecting of creatinine.
17 Corpus linguistics in its rapid growth has made a great impact on various language related areas of research, both theoretically and methodologically.
18 The determination of sulfate radical content in sulfated polysaccharides(SPS) by gravimetric analysis of hydrochloric acid hydrolysis and barium sulfate precipation was investigated methodologically.
19 Further,(www.Sentencedict.com) I cautioned them that their failure to disprove a hypothesis that no structure existed was methodologically inadequate to support a conclusion that prices were random.
20 The study of the important thought of "Three Represents" from the point of view of integration is methodologically significant for grasping the socialism theory system with Chinese characteristics.
21 To get deep into the model of Shenzhen NGOs' participation in community governance, this paper methodologically adopts two ways.
22 Methods:The extraction process Contents of TPNS, puerarin and total flavonol glycosides in the main medicines were determined by HPLC and methodologically inspected.
23 Cost-effectiveness analyses can contribute greatly to the quality of health care, but such research is methodologically complicated.
24 But when the spotlight was turned on only the more methodologically rigorous studies, a potentially harmful association was found.
25 Bart de Boer, a linguist at the University of Amsterdam, adds that the paper "looks methodologically quite sound."
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