Sentence examples for methodological component from inspiring English sources

The absence of blinding of allocated intervention was the most frequent methodological component introducing a high risk of bias.

As indicated by the above characterization of the mid-twentieth-century American movement, naturalism can be separated into an ontological and a methodological component.

By contrast, the methodological component is concerned with ways of investigating reality, and claims some kind of general authority for the scientific method.

Along with the methodological component, as can be seen from the items on Gödel's list, there was also an "optimistic" component to Gödel's rationalism: once the appropriate methods have been developed, philosophical problems such as, for example, those in ethics (e.g., item 9 on the list is: "Formal rights comprise a real science").

Deciding whether to combine data also has a methodological component.

They will check the key methodological component of project; whether enrolment has been adequate, whether randomization has been done.

Methodological components may identify trials with systematic errors ("bias").

Both methodological components of this study were individually approved by a human participation ethics committee.

This section outlines the main methodological components that are used in this research.

Figure 3 illustrates the different methodological components and the longitudinal design.

When designing an RCT, one must consider its essential methodological components including randomization, allocation, blinding, choice of outcome measures, sample size, loss to follow-up, and crossover.