Sentence examples for methodological deficiencies and from inspiring English sources

This is necessary to be able to learn of methodological deficiencies and acquire new methods to address heterogeneity and biases within indirect comparisons.

He concluded that the ACT studies had more methodological deficiencies, and thus the treatment did not qualify as an "empirically supported treatment".

However, at least three main problems have so far prevented the integration of ecosocial analysis into risk assessment procedures: the lack of long-term studies, existing methodological deficiencies and a narrow, de-contextualised approach to risks and benefits of GM crops.

Throughout the paper, methodological deficiencies and remaining gaps in knowledge are identified.

These studies suffer from major methodological deficiencies and were of sub-optimal quality, limiting their validity and reliability.

The studies included in this review suffer from major methodological deficiencies and are of sub-optimal quality, limiting their validity and reliability for policy-making in the country.

Many of them are marked by methodological deficiencies, preconceived ideas, and a prejudiced selection of source documents; nevertheless, some of these theories contain points of view that deserve consideration.

A recent review [ 39] of psychological studies of TOP identified discrepancies between societal and individual experiences, due to "theoretical and methodological deficiencies plaguing this area of study, with the available data often missing the complexity and depth of individuals' inner experiences" [37:238].

Third, existing studies on linkages of multidimensional poverty and household environment are confined to macro-level analyses and suffer from conceptualisation, data limitation and methodological deficiencies.

Heterogeneity and methodological deficiencies in the studies prevented conclusions regarding stage of palate repair and facial growth.

The Democrats say Mr Obama's ahead in the key states; the Republicans counter that the national polls are tied, and that the state polls suffer from unsubstantiated assumptions and methodological deficiencies.