Sentence examples for lower quality research from inspiring English sources

Although this author community may produce lower quality research (due to poor resources or research skills), the information can be internationally important [34].

We have found that high-quality CE is often compromised by a lower quality research methodology; in addition, due to several associated methodological challenges, RCTs are not the most effective approach to evaluate CE interventions.

Possible reasons for continuing poorly investigated interventions in pediatrics include: "biological plausibility" of the intervention, extrapolation of data from adult studies, acceptance of lower quality research, lack of known significant harm of the intervention, and a need to do "something" rather than nothing in acute situations.

Firstly that there does seem to be reduction in the rate of full publication of perceived "lower quality" research (case series and audit articles) with an increase in publication rates for basic science, which is usually seen as "higher" quality because of the much greater control of conditions and experimental planning possible.

Perhaps, then, we should be moving toward excluding papers of lower quality, focussing on research that provides credible findings with evidence of thick description [ 22] that illuminates the underlying conceptual linkages necessary for interpretation and generating theory.

Several studies pointed out that women are at a disadvantage when their achievements are assessed, not because their research is of lower quality but because of a gender bias in research evaluation.

"The CBO report puts too much weight on lower quality studies," said Dube, whose research is also cited by the CBO.

Highly capable research clusters may profitably and efficiently choose to submit many proposals, which may or may not be tolerable from the perspectives of science and society because of the increased proposal burden and possibly lower-quality funded research [11].

Biomedical lobbyists have long been lukewarm on SBIR, asserting that the research is generally of lower quality than the rest of NIH's portfolio.

Stossel was disappointed at CBS, feeling that the journalism was of a lower quality than in Portland, and disliking the lower amount of time devoted to research done there.

This assertion is supported by prior research, which indicates that black patients receive inferior care, such as lower quality and intensity of care [ 27].