Sentence examples for methodological difficulties have from inspiring English sources

Methodological difficulties have often precluded the development of adequate experimental procedures: data are not always consistent.

Several methodological difficulties had to be considered in the design of this trial.

The chief methodological difficulty has been the increasing rate of disruption of these runs over time by chromosomal rearrangement.

Combining a recognition of the methodological difficulties that have limited electrophysiological analyses with an understanding of the structural features of the endings, however, suggests several critical electrophysiological experiments with the resolution to distinguish two classes of response profiles.

Later, due to methodological difficulties, there have been conflicting opinions of whether people with mental retardation are over- or underrepresented in the arsonist population [ 19].

The methodological difficulties may have been important if this review were to claim to represent a 'typical' population of young children with persistent diarrhoea in a low or middle income country; however the wide range of study dates, settings and inclusion criteria does not allow this.

The difficulties have continued this year.

Funding difficulties have delayed progress.

The other study asked young children to rate their own health, but the investigators acknowledged methodological difficulties that could have compromised the results.

6 The first goal of our study was to use DTI to assess the microstructure of white matter in schizophrenia, as far as possible overcoming the methodological difficulties that may have limited previous DTI studies of this disorder.

But several studies attempting to assess cognition in patients with epilepsy have had methodological difficulties.