Sentence examples for considerable methodological differences from inspiring English sources

Comparisons of prediction accuracies between this approach and other methods such as scaling up from individual tree biomass estimates and biomass expansion factors highlighted considerable methodological differences in the estimates of aboveground biomass and associated uncertainties over a range of stand age and conditions.

Considerable methodological differences may underlie these discrepancies.

Despite considerable methodological differences, combined data from the current and previous investigations suggest a characteristic pattern of genetic changes within VSCC.

There are often considerable methodological and population differences between them.

Methodological differences imply considerable inaccuracy in the estimates, but if such changes are general for Danish eelgrass meadows then the actual distribution area represents only 10 20% of the historical area and the present eelgrass area could be in the range of 673 km (10% of 1900 area) to 1345 km (20% of 1900 area).

Beside methodological differences (use of different cell lines, mode of YopM delivery, method of purification) there is considerable variability between different YopM proteins from different species and serogroups.

37 Not all of the above risk factors have been consistently confirmed by subsequent studies, and considerable inconsistencies exist between observations as a result of methodological differences.

Estimates of the number, location and extent of evolutionary breakpoint intervals vary owing to methodological differences, and this variation has helped to fuel considerable controversy.

When taking into account design, sampling and other methodological differences between studies, little evidence seems to exist for considerable cultural or country variation.

Second, considerable evidence from across many countries supports an association between stunting and poor child development despite methodological differences and heterogeneity in the magnitude of associations.

"Any relative difference in effectiveness between S.S.R.I.'s is probably best explained by methodological differences and not by specific differences in the medications," Dr. Emslie said.