Sentence examples for methodological deficit from inspiring English sources

To address the methodological deficit he introduced his "double inductive" method for understanding the mental states of animals (Morgan 1894).

Another methodological deficit of this study was the low number of study participants, recruited from one single orthodontic practice.

– contains the same methodological deficits, – ignores the uncertainties associated with the climate sensitivity of so-called GHGs.

Such a method of eliciting information has methodological deficits.

This still seems not to be the case, which we illustrate by two prominent methodological deficits.

29 Meta-analysis reflects the potential methodological deficits of the primary studies due to the presence of RA.

However, it has some methodological deficits, largely inevitable in recall-based case control studies, which limit interpretation of its findings.

3 4 However, previous studies have shown that methodological deficits could affect the estimated diagnostic accuracy of a test.

Many exercise trials have methodological deficits such as small sample sizes, poorly described randomisation methods, incomparability of study groups at baseline, or insufficient diagnosis of dementia [ 14- 16].

Beyond methodological deficits in these trials some evidence suggests, similar to our findings, that RCTs in orthopaedic surgery fail to report much important information [ 16, 18].

The manufacturer's dossier showed methodological deficits due to inadequate documentation of physiotherapy and medical interventions to the level specified by G-BA.