Sentence examples for a methodological consideration of from inspiring English sources

A methodological consideration of this review is that we calculated SMDs based on the final post-treatment scores, not on the change score.

A methodological consideration may be the co-morbidity of neck pain which is present in varying degrees in all samples.

Changes in beliefs about the certainty or fallibility of scientific knowledge, for instance (which is a meta-methodological consideration of what we can hope for methods to deliver), have meant different emphases on deductive and inductive reasoning, or on the relative importance attached to reasoning over observation (i.e., differences over particular methods).

This paper describes the study design and methodological considerations of a randomized controlled trial to determine if a personally tailored workbook and telephone counseling program can positively affect physical activity and dietary behaviors and ultimately the physical functioning of up to 420 older men and women newly diagnosed with breast or prostate cancer.

This manuscript describes the methodological considerations of a multi-site effectiveness trial conducted within the National Institute on Drug Abuse's (NIDA's) National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network (CTN).

With the growing emphasis on observational analyses in health care, the radiation oncology community must possess a sophisticated understanding of the methodological considerations of such studies in order to evaluate evidence appropriately to guide practice and policy.

The methodological considerations of combining data from different sampling regimes, scales and themes to a consistent unit of analysis are described.

Here we review the TSPO PET studies in AD and MCI populations and discuss the important methodological considerations of imaging microglial activation.

Our literature review revealed that existing tools do not adequately address the specific methodological considerations of comparative SCEDs that aim to compare instructional interventions of non-reversible target behaviors.

See Skoe and Kraus 2010 [45] where methodological considerations of polarity are covered in depth.

Ethical as well as methodological considerations of the study are discussed in this protocol.