Despite carefully diagnosed groups and methodological controls, the results do not support the EF-hypothesis of ADHD-C.
Finally, as a methodological control, we evaluated the expression patterns of the top hub gene for each cell-type module using the Allen Mouse Brain Atlas resource [ 47].
We have used the datasets from VL muscles, brain cortex and kidney cortex to develop a methodology for age-associated RNA expression trends identification, while the kidney medulla dataset was used as a methodological control.
Our aim was to study this neuromodulatory technique using a published stimulation paradigm under strict methodological control.
For example, Schmitt and Pilcher (2004) suggest that within each line of evidence, a "minimal" level of evidentiary depth might be the appropriate ranking for single studies with one mode of measurement, poor methodological control, and unrepresentative sampling.
In relying on this term, Rorty intends to appropriate Gadamer's description of understanding as a fusion of horizons, as an event in which the subject is altered, rather than a process over which she exerts methodological control.
It also provided a methodological control for distracting/alerting effects and acoustic and tactile sensations associated with TMS.
This may be a real effect or may be reflective of factors beyond our methodological control.
Future studies employing methodological control of bolus volume and anatomically referenced measures of hyoid displacement and hyoid kinematics will be needed to confirm these suggestions.
Given that this experiment is only a methodological control, and not critical to our argument, we are willing to remove these data if the editor feels they distract the reader from the overall message of the manuscript.
