Sentence examples for methodological differences related from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy between these findings and our results is likely due to methodological differences related to transcript quantification.

We did not replicate the decreased medial prefrontal activation reported by others [ 18- 21]; this is most likely due to the methodological differences related to the stimulus type [ 54] and to the instruction.

If we compare our cohort of former preterm infants to cohorts reported in the literature, there are some important methodological differences related to inclusion criteria (birth weight) and assessments made (both microvasculature and microvasculature).

The cause of such contradictions may result from methodological differences, related to differences in design, populations studied and also probably due to the fact that we have adjusted for intensity and duration of pain.

This, along with the methodological difference related to the probabilistic modelling in our paper of the postponement of cases, might account for the difference between our findings and those of Jonsson and colleagues [ 17], who showed a minimal change in the excess of incidence after correction for lead time.

While these inconsistent findings may be related to methodological differences between studies, they may also be related to caveats associated with self-report and physiological assessments.

The wide range of prevalence rates in these studies might be related to methodological differences between the studies, discrepancies in the application of criteria in different languages, differences in sociocultural backgrounds, and genetic factors.

We do not know if the longer duration of the antibody response in Argentinean patients is supported by the continuous antigen re-stimulation, or if it is related to methodological differences in the used assays.

Several studies have been conducted to assess the influence of haplotypes on the clinical response to methadone, with contradictory findings, probably related to methodological differences (methadone formulations, treatment duration and previous exposure to methadone) [15].

Though both the hotplate and tail-flick involve thermal nociception, this difference may be related to methodological differences including rat strain, body part tested, diet composition, stimulus strength (latencies are generally longer in our study), and length of dietary treatment (12 wk in Ziegler et al).

These conflicting findings are partly related to methodological differences and to participant characteristics.