This in turn gave renewed impetus to methodological individualism, because it allowed theorists to diagnose with unparalleled precision the errors that social theorists could be (and often were) led into if they ignored the action-theoretic level of analysis.
This investigation appears therefore innovative at a methodological level because it adopts a process-based approach and a longitudinal design.
This will not cause methodological problems because it is two healthcare strategies that are being compared, as opposed to two specific treatments.
Delimiting this range of conditions is a methodological challenge, because it is impossible to sample all potential field locations for any species in a given region.
Therefore, the inclusion of gender as a potential confounder constitutes a methodological strength, because it indicates that IAAT is inversely related to BMD independent of this important confounder.
However, this study was rated as weak in methodological quality because it lacked reporting on confounding factors and follow-up rates.
Because of the Intent-to-Treat analysis these cases will be analysed in their own allocated randomization arm and will not cause methodological problems because it is two healthcare strategies that are compared, as opposed to two treatments.
The two other papers [ 22, 39] are of fair methodological quality because it was not clear how missing items were handled [ 22] or whether the criterion used could be considered an adequate gold standard [ 39].
As the proportion of older adults who consume supplements increases, this is becoming an important methodological concern, because it affects our insight into the true extent of micronutrient inadequacies among this population.
The domestic cat was used for methodological adaptation because it is a proven model species for the improvement of ART for all felids and ovaries can be obtained on a regular basis in contrast to wild species.
