Sentence examples for inconsistent methodologies from inspiring English sources
Despite a burgeoning literature, our ability to identify general patterns in prey behavioural responses may be influenced by the inconsistent methodologies of predator cue experiments used to assess trait-mediated effects.
Also, inconsistent methodologies make it difficult to compare study results.
The incorporation of several sources results in the use of data derived from different and possibly inconsistent methodologies.
Unsurprisingly, the quality of data on water consumption in national studies has been questioned, as the use of inconsistent methodologies will probably result in incomplete data collections [ 1].
A criticism of guidelines is that they sometimes rely on evidence that is relatively weak and/or studies that have been conducted with inconsistent methodologies.
Upon close examination of the youth stress literature, researchers employ inconsistent methodologies in the collection of stress data that they then use to draw their conclusions.
The flight model of Chatterjee and Templin [19] suggests both Pteranodon and Quetzalcoatlus had flight comparable to that of albatrosses, but the inconsistent methodology, unrealistic mass estimations and questionable wing shapes (see [115]) used by these authors casts doubts on the validity of their results [24], [117].
Two major aspects concerning the inconsistent methodology are measurement site and probe spacing.
The lack of prospective, randomized, clinical trials with sufficient follow-up in combination with an inconsistent methodology can be held responsible for this lack of consensus.
Two major aspects regarding the inconsistent methodology are the measurement site and probe spacing (that is, the spatial separation between the illumination and detection fibers of the NIRS probe).
