Sentence examples for main methodological issues from inspiring English sources

Section 3 addresses the main methodological issues highlighted in the literature and presents the methodology used in this paper.

Although there is growing consensus on the main methodological issues, there remain many uncertainties when performing an external cost assessment in practice.

The present review discusses changes in the design of these studies, the main methodological issues to be taken into account and the recommendations on this subject.

The main methodological issue we identified through this process was quality assessment.

The main methodological issue related to the choice of the recall period is the difficulty in accurately remembering and reporting use within the period.

The RCT 28 was scored 28 of 35 applicable points under the CONSORT quality reporting criteria: the main methodological issue was a lack of any detailed reporting of the randomisation process, although this study was considered high quality as compared proportionally to the STROBE results.

Little and Rubin (1987, 2002) provide a comprehensive overview of statistical analysis with missing data and distinguish four main methodological schools in addressing missing-value issues in statistics.

The main categories and their subcategories of methodological issues in BCTs are presented in Table II.

The main feature of this type of document, apart from some methodological issues, is the specificity of topics, being mainly monospecialistic.

The paper describes the main analytical and procedural components of LITRES-2, and assesses some methodological issues arising from experience in recent planning studies.

The " Methods" section contains a discussion of methodological issues, while the " Results" section presents the estimates from our main analysis as well as sensitivity analyses.