Examples of using Methodologically in English and their translations into Slovak
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Tasks were methodologically flawed.
However, previous studies have been methodologically weak.
But, both methodologically and practically, this would be difficult if not impossible.
The evidence is methodologically flawed.
It is methodologically correct to review and update the content of conventions, as has been done on this occasion.
The study is methodologically flawed.
Demonstration of impacts of budget support onpolicy outcomes in partner countries is methodologically complex.
That is by no means a methodologically self-evident step to take.
Which means, that our system uses randomly our address pool and selects the number of participants automatically-this is methodologically necessary.
We will continue to refine the clear and methodologically sound approach we have advanced.
It is also methodologically difficult to separate in monetary terms the impacts of investments targeting mixed lines made on freight or passenger traffic.
The activity of the Corps of Prison andCourt Guard is managed, methodologically regulated and controlled by the General Directorate of the CPCG.
Furthermore, it is not methodologically correct to assess the impact of BS programmes on the basis of data pertaining to periods prior to the implementation of those programmes.
Learning from the ex post evaluation,the Commision currently uses expert advice in methodologically demanding evaluations at an earlier stage.
Persistently relied on methodologically dubious studies, while dismissing independent research, to promote vaccine policies;
Demonstration of impacts of budget support onpolicy outcomes in partner countries is methodologically complex and is being done in the frame of an evaluation.
There is, however, lack of methodologically sound studies to assess the effects of vision screening tests on subsequent motor vehicle crash reduction.
Replies of the Commission and the EEAS 52 Demonstration of direct impacts of budget support onpolicy outcomes in partner countries is methodologically complex.
By utilizing opportunities, seek out, encourage and methodologically assist in developing international cooperation, especially in the area of the third sector;
Providing timely and objective information to policymakers,professionals and the wider public on new threats is methodologically and practically challenging.
Formal evaluations in this area are methodologically challenging and, historically, the evidence available for demonstrating the effectiveness of interventions in this area has been limited.
For the accession negotiations, the Commission must be able todraw on a complete set of reliable statistics, methodologically comparable with those of the European Union countries.
We focus especially on methodologically and technologically demanding projects, such as electronic television audience measurement, applying the TV meter method.
But it would be highly problematic if one wished to declare assimply nonexistent everything that is here being methodologically suppressed, starting with the faculties of reason and free will that permit this methodological choice to begin with.
In the Commission's view, many methodologically more interesting evaluations were carried out recently(see paragraph 84) and a distinction should be made between the large-scale evaluations and more routine exercises.
Industry Organizations Mediaresearch provides one of the broadest and methodologically the most complex surveys being implemented on the research market, the TV audience monitoring.
The exploration of biochemical detail can methodologically prescind from the question regarding form, but, in the long run, if it does not wish to devolve into blind science, it cannot neglect inquiry into what makes plants, dogs, etc.
If we consider the principle of causality in general, it methodologically directs the knowing subject to knowledge of cause-effect relationships, analysis of their intersections and interactions.
In all this, it will be of great help methodologically to keep carefully in mind the distinction between the deposit of faith and the formulation in which it is expressed, as Pope John XXIII recommended in his opening address at the Second Vatican Council.(135).
While acknowledging that some studies were more methodologically sophisticated and used more valid and reliable measures than the others, the fact remains that the 40 studies reached similar conclusions.