Sentence examples for a criticism of this method from inspiring English sources

A criticism of this method is that it can be statistically weak.

A criticism of the method could be that we did not test for the samples' haematocrits and adjust the doses of LMWH accordingly: a lower haematocrit means a greater fraction of plasma in the sample, and therefore a greater 'volume of distribution' for the LMWH that we added.

But there has been criticism of this method, and the review will be welcomed by sports such as basketball that have suffered funding cuts.

The main criticism of this method is that Fos expression is not strictly correlated with neuronal activity [22].

We chose to use the Economic and Social Research Council guidance on narrative synthesis as it both encourages transparent reporting and places a strong emphasis on assessing the robustness of results; the lack of both has been a criticism of other methods of synthesising qualitative research.

Later in this article we shall consider some of the criticisms of this method and some of its extensions in more detail.

Some of the common criticisms of this method are possible inaccurate recall of LMP, including heaping on certain dates, and reliance of the calculations on a "normal" menstrual cycle of 28 days with ovulation on day 14 [ 53- 55].

This line of thought has suggested to some (see Tarán 1981) that the criticism of the Method of Division in Aristotle's Parts of Animals I 2 3 constitutes a criticism of Speusippus.

This has been a major criticism of the method.

A potential criticism of an immunohistochemical method, such as the one described here, is that the counts may not be reproducible as only a small proportion of the total cells are assessed.

A frequent criticism of this approach is that different ENM methods (algorithms) and palaeoclimatic simulations, which are based on different modelling assumptions or types of training data, produce different predictions [ 13].