Sentence examples for differences in the methodological from inspiring English sources
From the above it becomes clear that the different energy gaps reported in the literature might result from differences in the methodological approaches used to calculate the energy gap.
Differences in the methodological rigor between studies — time elapsed since peritraumatic dissociation, design, sample type, and study type — significantly and sufficiently explained the variability in effect sizes between studies.
A concise, integrated comparison follows to highlight the main similarities and differences in the methodological requirements.
However, it is clear that in spite of the qualitative and quantitative differences in the methodological approaches used to identify the gene complement of the cenancestor, the inventories show an overlap which reflects an impressive level of conservation of a significant number of sequences involved in basic biological processes.
This was expected due to the differences in the methodological design underlined above.
We also perceived differences in the methodological characteristics of the networks, such as definitions and registration rules used.
However, planned comparisons revealed no significant difference in the methodological quality of interventions that reported a statistically significant change in walking or cycling (M = 5.67, SD = 0.77) compared with interventions that reported a statistically insignificant change (M = 4.90, SD = 1.29), t(26) = 1.99, p =.06.
Different classification results can be traced back to differences in the conceptional and methodological research designs.
Van den Akker and colleagues chose the latter approach, failing to check whether the heterogeneity was due to differences in the clinical studies, methodological issues, and/or publication bias.
There was no difference in the reported methodological quality of positive versus negative studies.
