Sentence examples for methodological changes are from inspiring English sources

This is highly misleading, as many methodological changes are introduced in any given poverty survey.

No methodological changes were made after commencement of the trial.

This methodological change is particularly important in the case of non-mammalian synapsids.

This methodological change was done to control for "priming" or familiarity effects that might occur in the laterality judgment task.

The reason for this methodological change is that the analyses based on UBA and UBL domains included a very large number of sequences, making TBR-based analyses unfeasible.

Among the methodological changes, there's now a new category of private fixed investment, called "intellectual property products," that covers research and development; entertainment, literary, and artistic originals; and software.

Indirect land use changes are recognised but not included due to current scientific and methodological deficiencies.

Alternative standardization periods were considered in sensitivity analysis; the rank order of seasons according to β s was mildly sensitive to these methodological changes and may be appropriate for severity assessment in different research contexts (Additional file 1: Figure S2).

Ways of sustaining methodological changes in schools are essential.

John Williams at Shadow Government Statistics runs an inflation measure that ignores all the methodological changes that have been made to the CPI since 1980; this has inflation running at 8.5%.

An audit trail, or copy of all documents reflecting methodological changes over time, was maintained for confirmability.