Sentence examples for main methodological difference from inspiring English sources

The main methodological difference from previous studies (Bey et al. 2008; Kozono et al. 2017) was that shoulder rotation in this study was repetitive shoulder rotation.

The main methodological difference between top-performing samplers c2PB, c3PB, and REV and STR is the magnitude of modifications to a network offered at each step.

We therefore designed a set of benchmarking tests to compare runtime for generating simulated and permuted test statistics under the null, the main methodological difference we wished to examine.

Another main methodological difference to these other studies is that they applied binary logistic regressions to the quintile health scores, where they defined those in the highest two quintiles as healthy and the rest as unhealthy.

Our findings may differ from previous studies because of three main methodological differences: first, previous studies performed functional connectivity analyses using large anatomical regions of interest, comprised of functionally distinct brain regions.

Two main methodological differences might explain this discrepancy.

As a result of these three main methodological differences, UNAIDS does not necessarily support the HIV/AIDS mortality estimates published in the GBD 2010 study.

We worked collaboratively with UNAIDS to generate our HIV/AIDS mortality and prevalence estimates for GBD 2010; however, there are three main methodological differences that are important to note because they result in variations between GBD 2010 and UNAIDS' published 2012 country year specific estimations [43 47].

"The main methodological point of the book is to see the nexus between history and biblical interpretation," Mr. Goldenberg said.

Section 2 presents the main methodological concepts.

Such approach faces three main methodological challenges.