Sentence examples for guidance on methodological from inspiring English sources

There is a clear need for the new concept Benchmarking Controlled Trial (BCT) as there is no previous systematic guidance on methodological issues in planning and reporting an observational effectiveness study (4, 5).

Despite detailed guidance on methodological considerations for implementation and reporting of HRQoL the comparison of treatment effects on HRQoL between two groups is often complicated by missing data and the quality of reporting of many clinical trials assessing HRQoL inadequate[ 5, 6].

Acknowledgements are also extended to Dawn Begaye, CCRP, the UA Study Coordinator for daily implementation of the study, and to Lee Sechrest, Ph. D., Professor Emeritus, for his guidance on methodological considerations, and to Heidi Rula, M.D., the Medical Director of the University of Arizona Integrative Health Center.

Recognizing these challenges, a task force was formed to develop a guidance document on methodological approaches to addresses these biases.

G-BA VerfO) [8], the specifications on the format and structure of the dossiers and documents to be submitted are described in detail, and comprehensive guidance on the methodological requirements is given.

Final report of the Development Effectiveness Review UNICEF Review of UNICEF's Development Effectiveness: Final Report 2009-2011 Assessing the Development Effectiveness of Multilateral Organizations: Guidance on the Methodological Approach  .

As such, our study provides additional empirical guidance on the methodological processes of developing attributes and attribute-levels for DCEs specifically within rural communities in LMICs.

Table 2 Guidance texts and information sources for early benefit assessment in Germany (G-BA/IQWIG) and single technology appraisal in England NICEE) – a comparison Methodological element Benefit assessment in Germany (G-BA/IQWIG) Single technology appraisal in England NICEE) Guidance on methodology Comprehensive, very detailed, and available publicly and partly in English.

Data are given for the years 2008 to 2010 and are calculated based on methodological guidance given in [50].

In December 2009, the 15th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP) resulted in a Decision on 'Methodological guidance for activities relating to reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation and the role of conservation, sustainable management of forests and enhancement of forest carbon stocks in developing countries', or REDD+ [1].

This figure is based on methodological guidance related to a similar longitudinal qualitative study.