Sentence examples for methodologic reasons from inspiring English sources

However, for methodologic reasons and cost, our existing surveys rarely provide any data below county levels.

The reason for this finding is unclear, and natural and methodologic reasons should be considered.

Thus, for methodologic reasons, the fraction of translocated particles could not be determined adequately and was certainly overestimated by Nemmar et al. (2002).

Although the strain isolated from the blood stream of the patient was susceptible to levofloxacin by an approved microdilution broth assay, heterogeneous resistance against fluoroquinolones could not be completely ruled out for methodologic reasons.

For methodologic reasons, all cases reported here are from the civilian population; the Israeli military uses active surveillance for CL and commonly includes only cases with a clinical diagnosis.

It is not certain if our inconsistent findings with the German study were from differences between the two studies in other nonquantitated PCBs or in other chemical compounds that correlated with the measured non-dioxin like PCBs, or for other methodologic reasons.

The reasons for this increase are unknown; further methodologic improvements or increased surveillance activity in that decade cannot fully explain it.

For these reasons, the Farmworker Pesticide Exposure Comparable Data Conference attempted to develop methodologic consensus in four areas of farmworker pesticide exposure research: environmental exposure assessment, biomarkers, personal and occupational predictors of exposure, and health outcomes of exposure.

The reasons for this difference may include random population variation, sex differences between the groups, or methodologic differences in the techniques used to measure cardiac responses.

The reasons for discrepancy between all-cause mortality and efficacy were likely a result of clinical and methodologic problems.

It will negate that methodologic difference".