Sentence examples for methodological concern which from inspiring English sources

A second methodological concern which requires reflection is the analysis of sex/gender as a covariate.

We identified important methodological concerns which could have resulted in selection bias and exposure misclassification and contributed to null findings and biased associations.

The second type of limitations reflects methodological concerns, which are due to the design of the study as an observational retrospective cohort-study.

Key methodological concerns, on which depends QI validity, are standardisation of data collection, reducing the workload of collection, and monitoring of QI inter-hospital variability.

The purpose of this paper is to present a theoretical background for why a focus on the researcher should be a critical methodological concern in gerontology which engages with ethnicity, specifically illustrating its relevance through examples in a cross-ethnic and cross-generational context.

During the last decade, cyberbullying has become an increasing concern which has been addressed by diverse theoretical and methodological approaches.

Fitzpatrick's original question contains both items (tanning ability, burning tendency) within a single question which is of methodological concern because the categorical answers given by the Fitzpatrick question may not presents all types of skin reactions as has been demonstrated by Rampen et al. [ 31].

To address methodological concerns, we planned sensitivity analyses, which restricted analyses to: (1) studies which adjusted for covariates and (2) studies which ascertained circumcision status by clinical exam.

The hierarchical ordered probit modeling approach, which combines information from anchoring vignettes with SRH, was used to address the long overlooked methodological concern of interpersonal incomparability.

Selection bias was found to be a methodological concern in all eight studies.

A methodological concern bears on the processing level of utterance production measured in the main experiment.