Sentence examples for deficient methodology from inspiring English sources

The results reported in literature [7, 8, 19 26] are not only contradictory, but also frequently based on deficient methodology, or lack of clinical relevance.

However, caution is needed before generalize the results of these studies because the limited effect size and deficient methodologies [ 13].

This cost-effectiveness analysis has severe limitations, since the methodology used is deficient both in terms of the modelling strategy as well as the reliability of the probability estimates.

Forensic mining engineering tackles the application of mining engineering principles and methodologies to determine the causes of deficient performance in a given excavation or support, elaborating conclusions in the shape of expert opinions.

Using this methodology, we have generated a WASP-deficient bulk population of K562 cells, 26 heterozygous clones (with only one X-chromosome targeted) and six homozygous clones with both copies of the WAS gene mutated in cells.

More recently, a novel methodology relying on the reconstitution of T cell deficient hosts with retrovirally-transduced multipotent bone marrow cells has been developed.

The fundamental dilemma for process monitoring is deficient knowledge to establish relative accurate mathematical process description while incomplete methodology to exploit abundant data to reveal process mechanisms and operational statuses.

This research leads to a related empirical question: Do these fears of receiving a deficient rating from an inspection cause auditors to upgrade their audit methodology and enhance their audit quality?

Summarized, this is the first source localization study on deficient P50 suppression in patients with schizophrenia, using concurrent EEG and fMRI methodology.

To our knowledge, this is the first study in which source localization of deficient P50 suppression was performed in schizophrenia patients with concurrent fMRI and EEG methodology.

However, process models identifying the demand for changing quality testing activities as well as methodologies for systematic adaption of ongoing quality inspection processes are deficient.