Sentence examples for fundamental methodological issues from inspiring English sources

Whereas Carayon et al. explore fundamental conceptual issues involved in the study of sociotechnical systems and workplace safety, the second paper addresses fundamental methodological issues.

The common areas of poor reporting quality identified by the STROBE assessment highlight fundamental methodological issues with most of the available evidence, notably a lack of controlled studies, limited appreciation of clear exposures and confounders and inadequate handling of bias.

We address two key methodological issues.

There is something right about Gunkel's recognition that one can hardly consider the questions of machine morality without being led to more fundamental methodological and meta-ethical issues...

Understanding the molecular structure of LDL particles is challenging due to both methodological issues and the fundamental structural complexity, which is inherent to these particles.

We also investigate what we believe to be at the root of fundamental confusion in the literature across disciplines – methodological issues.

However, I believe that this study presents some serious methodological issues and that the results are misleading due to a fundamental error in designing the classification task.

However, by addressing methodological issues, our analysis further revealed some findings that may raise a more fundamental question of whether CCBT is really effective for adult depression even following treatment.

The study also highlights important methodological issues.

Methodological issues in the neuropathology of mental illness.

Discusses methodological issues unique to this subfield.