We show that methodologies with greater data resolution and local participation performed better in all four aspects, while greater methodological complexity was not associated with significantly improved performance.
But complexities are latent, even here.
Despite these methodological complexities, little differences were found between subjects assigned to different nurses, indicating consistency in delivering the intervention.
Whether it is convenient or not for us and for your correspondents, methodological complexities such as lead time are highly influential in the observed incidence during a screening programme.
As mentioned above, the investigation of the phenomenon is interwoven with methodological complexities related primarily to the data collection and research instruments.
NICE cost-effectiveness analysis acknowledged that a large number of assumptions were made "owing to data limitations and methodological complexity" and that there was potential for underestimating the true costs and effects (by using a cohort excluding those with worse glucose control) (2).
Such differences and others mean that meta-synthesis methods must be developed to accommodate methodological complexity but remain able to be tailored to assist the analytic process.
A methodological complexity for this study was an apparent lack of uniformity in appointment scheduling at the CMHC and in the organisation, scale and staffing policies of CMHC mobile outreach services.
Or are many findings false positives, artifacts of a limited number of subjects, problems in diagnosis, or other methodological complexities?
This is of paramount importance because, especially considering the high complexity of the transcriptome disclosed by the ENCODE Project [ 5], the use of different methodological approaches enabling the qualitative and the quantitative assessment of the transcriptome complexity is presently highly needed.
