Of the methods that were no longer used, the reason for the change varied from the lack of acceptance by the corporate culture, recession-related cost cutting by clients or the company, or methodological conflicts with planning for the future.
However, most studies analyze the P forms as single components rather than parts of some whole such as total P (TP) or soil dry mass, leading systematically to methodological biases and conflicting interpretations.
The study will conduct a number of sensitivity analyses to address conflicting methodological issues giving the reader an opportunity to decide which estimates are the most valid.
The existing evidence remains insufficient to determine which behaviour change intervention or combination of interventions is most effective due to methodological weaknesses and conflicting results.
Several additional analyses looking at conflicting methodological issues from previous studies allow readers to compare and assess the validity of the results.
Despite the growing recognition that PTSD may occur following an episode of critical illness, the extent to which it can reliably be considered a threat is unknown, due to the methodological limitations and conflicting results of the current studies.
Evidence synthesis resulted in conflicting levels of evidence regarding hypotheses testing (one paper of fair, one of poor methodological quality, and conflicting findings in accordance to the deduced hypotheses).
Referee 1's suggestion to add a few more methodological details appears to conflict with this referee's streamlining suggestion.
However, quality criteria for preference studies can conflict and methodological rigour must be balanced with the cognitive effort demanded from participants.
We introduce new morphological data for phyllostomids and outgroups and expand previous molecular analyses to eliminate methodological sources of phylogenetic conflict such as taxonomic sampling, sparse character sampling, or use of different algorithms to estimate the phylogeny.
