The phrase "among other methodological" is not complete and requires additional context to be correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various methods or approaches within a specific context, typically in academic or research writing.
Example: "The study employed several techniques, among other methodological approaches, to ensure comprehensive data analysis."
Alternatives: "among other methods" or "including various methodologies".
Plan Ceibal consolidates its philosophy of "learning by doing", and improvements are made in the process of the personalisation of education based on analytics and future studies, among other methodological approaches to making decisions concerning the public policy.
These include inconsistency in psychometric scales and constructs used, the lack of validity and reliability in many of the measures, small sample sizes, and no sub-categorization of anomalies among other methodological errors [23].
The results of this study were not statistically significant and authors discussed that, among other methodological problems, the characteristics of the supervision may have had great impact on the outcome, as discussed below.
Notwithstanding, evidence on the effectiveness of community based Aedes control is weak and controversial owing to, among others, methodological shortcomings in the published studies, such as short follow-up periods, questionable study designs, and evaluation of outcomes by proxy indicators.
Reasons for this complexity include, among others, methodological problems (e.g. adolescents are not always able to adequately report parental income, occupation or education) [ 28], and the rising importance of adolescents' own educational level and social network (e.g. effects of peer groups in general and professional education) [ 29].
While our paradigm uncovered age-related differences concentrated in auditory areas that differed from studies examining rest [29] and memory task performance [26], cross-study comparisons are limited by variations among cohorts, scanner parameters, and other methodological differences.
On the one hand, our knowledge of the global burden of headache is incomplete, with major geographical gaps; on the other, methodological differences and variable quality are notable among published studies of headache prevalence, burden and cost.
Or are many findings false positives, artifacts of a limited number of subjects, problems in diagnosis, or other methodological complexities?
Setting other methodological concerns aside, it's because they are not measuring likeability.
These studies were conducted among different populations, used different study designs (i.e., cross-sectional and retrospective cohort designs), and addressed several other methodological limitations in the previously published literature.
The survey paradigm suffers from other methodological drawbacks as well.
