Sentence examples for improving methodological from inspiring English sources
The current trends in studies aimed at improving methodological approaches to GVC research include the following: Development of the so-called industrialist approach to GVCs, by analysing their effects on more local levels such as specific industries and clusters.
The quantity and quality of pediatric controlled trials has increased over time; however, much work remains to be done, particularly in improving methodological issues around conduct and reporting of trials.
In spite of a movement towards improving methodological quality and requirements for trial registration, the majority of trials have not met these recommendations.
Tang et al. notes that although improving, methodological problems remain in the large body of trials of traditional Chinese medicine [ 15].
Overall, the review supported the conclusion that music therapy is an effective treatment for depression, and suggested that future research should, besides improving methodological quality, specifically address the working modes and the underlying theories of music therapy approaches.
Although in some respects laboratory-based research is highly regulated, such regulation largely relates to materials, processes and ethics rather than focussing on aspects of study design or improving methodological rigor.
42 44 Our minimum reporting standards on study methodology advocate the use of established published guidelines to improve methodological design and reporting.
We hope that our findings will contribute toward improved methodological standards in FDG kinetic modeling.
Improved methodological descriptions in research reports would yield significant benefits for the field.
Utilizing lagged performance data of small, unlisted companies responds to the call in the family firm literature to improve methodological design and rigor.
We note that an improved methodological quality will reduce the flexibility in design, definitions, outcomes, and analytical modes in a study and thus improve the reliability of a reported p value (i.e., reduce 'p-hacking') [60],[60].
