Sentence examples for because of a methodological from inspiring English sources

The central score is not reported, because of a methodological difference in the two assessments.

Three additional case control studies had mixed findings but ultimately did not contribute strongly to the weight of evidence because of a variety of methodological limitations (Fritschi et al. 2005; Greenland et al. 1994; Quintana et al. 2004) (see Supplemental Material, Table S1).

Placebo response rates in RCTs might vary as a function of the disease studied, due to methodological artifacts because of low methodological study quality, as a function of time or due to other characteristics of a study.

Because of the methodological difficulty to produce a population SD from three sample SDs, a sensitivity analysis on lifetime costs was performed by varying 10% on sample mean costs.

The other cross-sectional study was difficult to interpret because of possible methodological bias, e.g. a much higher prevalence was found among men compared to women.

Grounded theory was chosen because of its methodological advantages when exploring a new topic with limited theoretical underpinnings and the Charmazian version because it's constructivist stance [ 24] was congruent with our epistemological perspective.

This review was unable to make definitive conclusions or recommend one instrument over another for any given purpose because of a lack of sufficient methodological studies.

However, such reviews are compromised because of a lack of structured methodological quality criteria to guide the inclusion, synthesis and analysis.

The relative reduction in PID incidence in the Prevention of Pelvic Infection study was consistent with, but smaller than in the other two randomised trials [ 9, 10], probably because of a lower risk of methodological bias; another possibility is the high testing uptake during the follow-up period in both groups [ 3, 11].

We did not attempt a meta-analysis of results because of the methodological limitations of the identified studies.

A quantitative synthesis of effects will not be attempted because of substantial methodological heterogeneity among studies.