Sentence examples for based on different methodological from inspiring English sources

Contrary to this study, our meta-analysis addresses comparisons across studies based on different methodological options, notably the period of investigation and the estimation method.

Research aimed at isolating stem cells directly from human tissue has to be based on different methodological approaches.

Conversely, resistance-related mechanisms have been mathematically studied and incorporated in several mechanistic fundamental models, based on different methodological approaches, in order to provide new quantitative insights in the field (see refs. 5, 6).

In brief, differences in interpretation of the association between arsenic and diabetes can be reached based on different methodological approaches used to account for organic arsenic due to seafood consumption and whether to include urinary creatinine as an adjustment factor in the statistical model.

This review summarizes research results related to the ontogeny of dreaming: we critically reconsider the field, systematically compare the findings based on different methodologies, and highlight the advantages and disadvantages of methods, arguing in favor of methodological pluralism.

The cost assessment of this review refers to a conceptual framework developed by Wolfenstetter [11] which is based on different well established methodological guidelines and specifically adapted for economic evaluations of primary preventive physical activity programmes.

These orientations are based on different epistemological views, educational and methodological beliefs, and axiological perspectives.

The items of the different criteria lists focus on different methodological aspects of RCTs and enable assessment of methodological quality by a summation of criteria scores.

Ethnographic or historical analyses, for example, are very different from economic analyses or from those based on best methodological practice in the public health field.

The CASE-study is the first to conduct economic evaluations of multiple different employability interventions based on a similar methodological framework.

The EFSA Panel justified this opinion based on supposed methodological errors in [3].