Sentence examples for main methodological limitations from inspiring English sources

Given these two main methodological limitations, as common as they are in the literature, the above results should be taken as an upper bound of the probable outcomes.

Cross-sectional methods were the main methodological limitations reported by other studies (e.g., Schlosser and McNaughton 2009; Tombaugh et al. 2011).

However, we tried to identify and summarise the main methodological limitations in the included studies.

The main methodological limitations of these latter studies was the use of I-Iothalamate for GFR measurement indeed, Odlind and coworkers have shown that this isotope is subject to significant tubular secretion in chicken, rats and humans [ 17].

We aware that the main methodological limitation of using HR recordings to monitor physiological strain is due to the phenomenon known as "cardiac drift" [42].

This is the main methodological limitation of this study.

The main methodological limitation of Internet trials is high rates of loss to follow-up [10].

The main methodological limitation was the reliance on self-reported data in assessing diagnosed cancers.

The main methodological limitation of the present study lies in the response rate.

The main methodological limitation of the study was the population response bias.

The main methodological limitation to our study relates to its small sample size causing the study to be underpowered to detect small differences in outcome.