Sentence examples for methodological compromises in from inspiring English sources

We made pragmatic methodological compromises in order to complete it.

The Eurolight Project itself "was a very large and organizationally complex study, involving multiple collaborating partners (academic and lay) in ten countries [making] pragmatic methodological compromises in order to complete it" [18].

The limitations of this study are, to some extent, those of the Eurolight Project itself, which was "a very large and organizationally complex study, involving multiple collaborating partners (academic and lay) in ten countries [making] pragmatic methodological compromises in order to complete it" [31].

'Difficult' in this context can mean resource intensive, requiring methodological compromises, multiple stakeholder engagement, and the challenge of studying a changing environment over which the researcher has limited control or no control.

We believe it unlikely that these two methodological compromises were significantly detrimental to the quality of the study.

Some study measures were constrained due to length of telephone interviewing, and while sub-optimal were necessary methodological compromises.

(In Experiment 3 we show that this methodological compromise did not contaminate our data).

No compromises in quality.

This call to streamline and speed the research process is also likely to be met with skepticism, especially among those who fear that methodological rigor might be compromised in a quest for greater efficiency.

Reduced HMI time to RTP was reportedly associated with Actovegin injections in professional footballers 139 though methodological flaws compromise the interpretation of outcomes of this pilot study.

Methodological limitations compromised all available studies for adverse events.