Sentence examples for differing methodology from inspiring English sources

The new study arrives at a slightly lower annual figure of 19,000, a difference the lead author of the COMEAP study, Fintan Hurley, attributes to differing methodology.

The similarity of results from the three different methods, while limited to the specific tasks studied, do suggest that comparing results from multiple studies may be fruitful in spite of the use of differing methodology.

This discrepancy in results could be due to differing methodology: both Hill and Kotanen and Dawson et al measured leaf damage by insects, but Hokkanen and Pimental and Ricciardi and Ward examined plant survival [11], [12], [13], [34].

Of seven studies reporting any abnormal signs, two found these in 61-95% [ 5, 35] and two in 46% and 57% [ 6, 33], despite widely differing methodology and definitions.

This may be due to the differing methodology used in measuring HER2 status [ 6].

The conflicting data on natural history and clinical significance may be attributable to the differing methodology in many of these studies.

Differences in rates of unwanted solicitations may reflect differing methodologies in data collection or the demographics of the population studied.

One must also take into account the suggestion that differing methodologies used across studies to undertake factor analysis may account for the differences found, see Martin [ 58] for a full discussion of these issues.

How, for example, should banks' differing methodologies be compared?

Dewey has defended its reporting and said the discrepancies resulted from differing methodologies.

Although exact data on the nation's food waste problem is hard to come by because of a lack of studies, fragmentation of sources and differing methodologies, it's estimated that around 7.5m tonnes of food is wasted in the municipal, commercial and industrial waste streams every year – with householders throwing away between $8-10bn8-10bnod a year.