Sentence examples for major methodological drawbacks from inspiring English sources

The studies evaluating SAE so far, however, have two major methodological drawbacks: relatively few patients (9 to 35) and imprecise descriptions of the severity of the PPH and of the patients' general status [13], [16].

The aim of this review is to analyze the major methodological drawbacks in mouse models of depression with a focus on its principal feature, anhedonia, in a chronic stress paradigm, and to share with the reader several procedural modifications resulting from our own experiences with a chronic stress model in C57BL/6N mice.

However, current CMFs have methodological drawbacks.

Our study is limited by some methodological drawbacks which need to be discussed.

Maintaining blinding is a major methodological challenge in studying TENS.

However, several major methodological limitations prevent clear conclusions.

Methodological drawbacks which might occur unfortunately tend to widen the process-induced offset between OSL and surface exposure ages.

In Colorado, all of the recent public polls have one or more major methodological shortcomings.

The major methodological advance in CHNRI was two-fold.

Due to several methodological drawbacks, categorisation should be avoided.

The present paper gives a summary of reasons for categorisation and methodological drawbacks of this approach.