Sentence examples for methodological analyses from inspiring English sources
Two different methodological analyses can be used (Delfino et al. [43]): aggregate or disaggregate.
Recent methodological analyses indicate that inadequate reporting and design are associated with biased estimates of treatment effects.
Much of this work sees method as detailed and context specific problem-solving procedures, and methodological analyses to be at the same time descriptive, critical and advisory (see Nickles 1987 for an exposition of this view).
Still, methodological analyses have concluded that "although the opt-in Internet sample we analyze does have some bias, the bias is probably not so great as to vitiate the gains of inexpensive, large and targeted samples that the Internet methodology makes possible" (Hill et al. 2007).
We should continue to carry out micro-scale or short-term studies of adaptation or function in particular time-space settings, meso-scale studies of culture process, purely historical studies that focus on sequence and dating for their own sake, broad syntheses, methodological analyses, among others.
However methodological analyses reconstructed different evolutionary histories for Microbotryum-Caryophyllaceae association depending on which approach was chosen.
SFM, BH and DB conducted the literature search, methodological appraisals, analyses and synthesis.
However, in order to examine the sensitivity of results to our methodological choices, analyses were repeated using multiple rotation procedures and applying several criteria for determining the number of factors.
More importantly, almost all of the previous meta-analyses [ 12- 15] analysed methodological quality criteria and risk of bias, but none of these reviews considered the large heterogeneity regarding clinical conditions and the flaws in study design of the included trials.
KR contributed to the methodological design and analyses.
Due to methodological reasons sequence analyses of the entire HBV genome were performed by direct sequencing.
