Sentence examples for differences in the methodology from inspiring English sources

There is some controversy about the diagnostic accuracy of TAC analysis for tumour grading raising the question whether discrepant results in different centres may be caused by differences in the methodology, patient population or other reasons such as neuropathological interpretation.

14 However, other authors have not found RGC death or alterations of the axonal transport in aged RCS rats, 15 but these studies have used younger animals than we used and thus it is possible that the discrepancies between the different studies are due to the differences in the methodology employed.

AEs from different trial programmes are difficult to compare because of differences in the methodology of collecting AEs.

Owing to differences in the methodology used and in the clinical features of the patients enrolled, these studies have often provided controversial results and failed to determine whether neurophysiological findings correlate with patients' clinical features.

Whether these regional differences are real or mainly a result of differences in the methodology and conduction of the studies is uncertain.

This study concluded that the level of economic evidence as well as the transferability and comparability of cost-effectiveness results are limited because of differences in the methodology used and a lack of transparency [10].

These inconsistencies may be, at least in part, due to differences in the methodologies used by different research groups.

Another consideration to be made is on the differences in the methodologies used to isolate and detect the different miRNAs.

Differences in the methodologies and reporting made statistical analysis impossible.

In addition, differences in the methodologies employed to assess antibacterial activity may also influence the findings of the studies.

Finally, technical differences in the methodologies used may be contributing to these differences.