Given differences in physiology between the anterior and posterior tongue (fungiform versus foliate and circumvallate papillae) and differences in total area stimulated (anterior only versus whole tongue, pharynx, and epiglottis), small methodological changes (sip and spit versus sip and swallow) have the potential to substantially influence data.
Third, methodological changes in A1C and FPG measurement occurred after the 2003 2004 NHANES cycle, including a new laboratory site, assay method enhancements, and instrument upgrades (23– 23).
In the first part of this article, we discuss the need for conceptual, theoretical, and methodological changes in studies focusing on the idea of chronic anthropogenic disturbances.
There is also a need to raise further awareness about the debates underlying the indicators, what methodological changes these debates imply, and how different these changes are from genuine reforms reflected in the data.
There were some study limitations and methodological changes made during the study conduct that are important to note.
Timeframes canvassed began from the emergence of the earliest mentoring literature and thus allowed for the optimal extraction of patterns of publication quantities and methodological changes.
This is probably the largest limitation and cannot be defeated by any methodological changes, but by the information and education of orthopaedic surgeons.
Margaret argued that the enormous amount of data collected and analysed at the LHC has transformed the notion of validation for computer simulations and introduced methodological changes which raise various new epistemological issues.
To characterize methodological changes in sperm morphology assessment and to correlate sperm morphology with clinical outcome.
These include trivial aggregation of de jure and de facto measures, the use of opinion surveys that may not represent all types of firms, and frequent methodological changes, which render data incomparable over time.
