Sentence examples for may be methodological from inspiring English sources

Sceptics say there may be methodological problems with REDD, but Amazonas' groundbreaking Juma project overcame all such barriers, including the establishment of baselines – benchmarks for calculating emissions reduction.

The explanation may be methodological.

While there may be methodological issues in accurately measuring the rates of prevalence of plagiarism and other violations of academic integrity, discerning leaders of academia too have echoed such observations.

Reasons to this paradox may be methodological disparities [6] and statistical constraints created by the large number of genes examined with respect to the relatively small number of samples profiled [7] [9].

Since our version of the DSST contained nine symbols and digits instead of eight, and it was longer, as determined from mean data presented in [15], the reasons for this discrepancy remain unclear, but may be methodological or due to differences produced by TSD versus chronic PSD conditions.

Part of the apparent paradox may be methodological in nature.

Accordingly, a study with a high level of reporting quality may be methodologically unsound (low methodological quality) and vice versa.

The invisibility of nationhood may be a methodological sin in social science, but it is arguably a social virtue.

A major reason for this inconsistency may be the methodological differences between RCTs and observational studies.

However, there may be some methodological issues with some of these clinical studies.

The use of different diagnostic instruments may be a methodological reason for differences in prevalence rates between studies.