Sentence examples for a methodological problem from inspiring English sources

Fights against the top-down approach to history which ignores the voices and interests of the working classes (a methodological problem which this blog post is certainly guilty of making), rescuing ordinary people from "from the enormous condescension of posterity"] .

The results of the studies revealed a methodological problem.

In deciding how to proceed here we confront a methodological problem.

Such a methodological problem can hardly account for the existence of VO2/DO2 dependency only in one subgroup.

This might be explained by a methodological problem: to isolate macroscopically the V1 region is almost impossible therefore the whole ganglia were processed in case of WB studies.

According to a recent review, this causes a methodological problem, since it appears that the time elapsing between the pregnancy and the interview attenuates the effect of pregnancy thus causing a major bias [22].

Although this study appears to do a lot of things right, it has a glaring methodological problem: it has no hypothesis.

A third methodological problem relates to the use of education as an indicator of socio-economic position.

The present study, as well as other studies exploring incidence and causes of adverse events, has an important methodological problem: The identification of a medical error, a mishap or an adverse event is a subjective process.

The work we discuss depended on solving a knotty methodological problem: how to discover what is going on in the minds of preverbal infants and very young children?

Before taking up our discussion of Albo's thought, we must point out a significant methodological problem that this discussion entails.