Sentence examples for methodological accuracy from inspiring English sources

In particular, the methodological accuracy of clinical trials is analysed in accordance with current consolidated guidelines on reporting the clinical efficacy of herbal medicine, offering new insight into opportunities for future research and development.

But her chapter is also a reminder of the quality of the Italian historical demographers of that time who were at the cutting edge, in terms of their originality and methodological accuracy, in the study of short-term fluctuations in demographic events.

In our study the application of the checklist shows that methodological accuracy has grown over the time.

Previous studies of tissue androgen measurements have had several problems, including small sample sizes, tissue-handling issues [ 15], problems with methodological accuracy and concerns about confounding factors.

To determine the methodological accuracy and reproducibility of our method, one cadaver arm was scanned multiple times (10x), using the same scan protocol.

All means did not deviate more than a tenth of a millimeter or degree from zero indicating a high level of methodological accuracy.

This study has been methodologically designed to ensure validity of our findings, as ensured by methodological accuracies such as the use of purposive sampling, data saturation and triangulation.

To establish an in vivo, normative patellofemoral (PF) cartilage contact mechanics database acquired during voluntary muscle control using a novel, dynamic, magnetic resonance (MR) imaging-based, computational methodology and validate the contact mechanics sensitivity to the known sub-millimeter methodological accuracies.

The availability of improved datasets, such as census data at higher administrative levels or alternative satellite imagery, e.g. ASTER [25], are likely to also enable methodological and accuracy improvements.

The success in finding genetic associations with lipoprotein phenotypes was due to methodological standardization (accuracy and precision) in trait measurement and to evaluation of large sample sizes, allowing detection of relatively subtle effects.

The results presented in that study provide evidence indicating a lack of methodological precision and accuracy, and involving inherent technical contradictions.