Sentence examples for considerable methodological shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Although a special interest in educational research grew during the Sixties (as one of the consequences of the so-called Sputnik crisis) with some delay in Germany as well, those studies were often developed in a rush and sometimes had considerable methodological shortcomings.

13 A potential reason for this discrepancy may be the fact that the trials included in the earlier study had considerable methodological shortcomings.

13 Despite the sample size, this study had considerable methodological shortcomings, and, as it did not consider the effects of pelvic floor muscle training on symptoms, the results cannot be compared with those of our study.

Existing studies have considerable methodological shortcomings that resulted in downgrading of the quality of evidence from high to moderate for all cause mortality and disease specific mortality (critical outcomes) and from high to low quality evidence for diagnosis of prostate cancer (important outcome), as well as considerable inconsistency.

"For all their methodological shortcomings, rankings aren't going to disappear," said Jamil Salmi, an education expert at the World Bank.

The older study's author, Jay D. Wexler, a law professor at Boston University, was frank about its methodological shortcomings.

Let's explore the selective reporting and methodological shortcomings for these pseudo-therapy apps.

However, the evaluated RCTs had many methodological shortcomings.

For the present study, some methodological shortcomings should be addressed.

As other neurophysiological studies, ours has some methodological shortcomings.

Methodological shortcomings, however, compromise most of these quasi-experimental evaluations.