Sentence examples for methodological failings from inspiring English sources

"I do not believe that 'power pose' effects are real," she wrote in a blog that detailed the original research's methodological failings.

At first glance this may seem quite disconcerting; however, on closer inspection it is possible to see that the EARLYARF trial had several methodological failings.

Methodological failings may affect the quality of the guideline in several ways.

A major finding of this research is that current methods are, mostly, incomplete and largely dependent on concepts and approaches, which emanate from other well-established and well-elaborated methodological frameworks, thus failing to provide solutions in the context of resilience engineering.

The estimated effect of a quality characteristic on average diagnostic accuracy is given by the coefficient of this latter variable whose exponentiation gives the diagnostic performance (DOR) of studies failing to satisfy the methodological criterion relative to its performance in studies with that feature.

"Indeed: the reviewers failed to detect methodological flaws".

Most of these RCTs suffered from methodological flaws, with their study designs and analyses failing to allow for effects of clustering [ 71, 72].

The authors have identified clear methodological concerns (especially 'recycling' of patients into randomization after failing pleurodesis).

Connelly and Yoder [ 15] identify a number of common failings in qualitative proposals such as inadequate explanation of methodological techniques, lack of rationale for the use of qualitative methodology, failure to outline the significance of the proposed qualitative study, and underestimation of the costs of undertaking qualitative research.

With a few exceptions, the delinquent literature suffers from methodological problems, including biased sampling methods, small numbers of subjects, failing to objectively diagnose conduct disorder, incorrect use of specific statistical procedures, and lacking of appropriate control groups.

That being said, the methodological quality of the articles was generally poor, with numerous studies failing to address critical details.