Sentence examples for by the methodological concern from inspiring English sources

This issue is challenged by the methodological concern of observational sessions by a direct observer.

The third theme addresses the methodological concern of interpersonal comparability of SRH.

The study design addresses some of the methodological concerns described by previous research [ 10, 11, 29]: the evaluation of more than one control group and measuring biomarker activity along with neuropsychological performance at different moments during the spraying season (before, during and after spraying with pesticides).

The methodological concerns of my research combine ethnography and history to study the present.

Ignoring the methodological concerns, amitriptyline demonstrated no superiority to placebo in the primary outcome measure.

As mentioned earlier, in case-control studies, the main methodological concern is the phenomenon called "overmatching".

Previous reviews on school-based childhood obesity prevention programmes have so far been unable to show clear evidence for the efficacy of intervention programmes, limited by the small number of published studies and by methodological concerns [ 54].

Evidence is lacking from routine health care settings and some of the observational studies conducted are limited by methodological concerns; for example, not all incorporate the time varying nature of ART and IPT exposure.

"It is the view of the IAGCI that the two [Home Office country information and guidance reports] are marred by serious methodological concerns," it added.

This is in spite of criticism by a number of human rights organisations and even the UK's own Independent Advisory Group on Country Information, which found the government's recent assessment of conditions in Eritrea to be marred by serious methodological concerns.

However, the data are often clouded by methodological concerns.