Sentence examples for because of methodological shortcuts from inspiring English sources

Most polls also introduce some additional error on top of that because of methodological shortcuts or ambiguities.

And there is even less reason to do so when a poll is taking a number of methodological shortcuts, while others are being more thorough.

Polling firms introduce lots of "unforced" error into their polls because of the methodological shortcuts, like the failure to call cellphones.

But others, especially those that called land lines only or took other methodological shortcuts, performed poorly, showing a more Republican-leaning electorate than actually turned out.

Some databases address such problems by implementing methodological shortcuts.

In this sense, they summarized some methodological shortcuts implemented by the existing orthology databases to deal with the scaling problem.

Differences could have arisen because of methodological differences.

Histosols were excluded because of methodological differences and data gaps.

Direct comparison with other studies should be done with caution because of methodological differences.

Inconsistent results were found between studies and within analyzed patient cohorts, likely because of methodological shortcomings.

"We have expanded on this body of evidence by studying the variation in the external nose and the underlying genetic variation, both of which have not been examined so far because of methodological challenges".