Sentence examples for methodological bias from inspiring English sources

It turns out that despite Morris's charges of systematic methodological bias, the Times/CBS News polls were actually right on the nose in the last two national elections.

Conflicting results have, nonetheless, been reported for inhibitory function, which could be explained by methodological bias.

Critical appraisal of methodological bias revealed consistent shortcomings in study design and execution.

Using orthogonal ilr coordinates, 31P-NMR P data were correlated to soil properties and to each other and synthesized into a multivariate distance without methodological bias.

Many DEA applications on energy and environment often suffer from a methodological bias, implying that different approaches produce different empirical results.

Therefore, this study discusses the methodological bias issue from the practicality of the three DEA approaches in assessing various concerns on energy and environment.

From a detailed description of the methodological bias, more controlled researches could avoid the systematic reproduction of inconsistent and poorly reproducible experimental designs.

This article presents two methods – a grading system and a measure of methodological bias – for evaluating the quality of evidence produced by an efficacy study.

Details of potential methodological bias are described below.

However, in the assessment of an extremely subjective phenomenon, methodological bias cannot be ruled out.

This study, although on a small number of patients and despite methodological bias has long been the benchmark to justify corticosteroids in persistent ARDS.