Sentence examples for methodological faults from inspiring English sources

Some elections, particularly 1992 and 1970, have seen significant differences between the final polls and the outcome, either because of late swing or methodological faults in the polls.

To decrease methodological faults and assure methodological reliability, the administrator: 1) Reviewed the SMMSE procedure and grading system outlined in a short booklet and video, 2) Observed a geriatrician conduct the SMMSE on residents not part of the study and 3) Was supervised when conducting the SMMSE on residents not part of the study.

A lot of methodological faults of studies performed so far are hampering the effort to reach a conclusion of the important question of, which is exactly the role of SMBG in patients with type 2 diabetes who are not receiving insulin, as has been already identified by others (11, 22, 24).

The main objective of this paper is to deepen in the methodological aspects concerning fault injection in routing protocols.

The low replication rate of much AR [40],[41] suggests that either these methodological issues are at fault, or, that AR will not translate in principle, based on considerations from complexity science.

The low replication rate of much AR [ 40],[ 41] suggests that either these methodological issues are at fault, or, that AR will not translate in principle, based on considerations from complexity science.

We present a methodological approach for the validation of fault management systems for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems ADASS).

Perhaps more damningly, Bonß 1993 argues that this failure comes from faults internal to Horkheimer's methodological and epistemological considerations such that "the interdisciplinary claim amounts to no more than an external formula for integration" (p. 118).

Current research on active tectonics indicates that methodological aspects can also condition the chronological choice to define fault activity.

He went on: "Apathy is a theme that is used occasionally by political parties to throw the ball back into society's court and say, 'We are trying, but it's your fault for not engaging.' On a scientific level, and with such narrow methodological criteria, it's not possible to substantiate this generation's apathy.

Concerning the methodological aspects, several studies have proposed to adapt classical frameworks (developed to cope with model uncertainties and fault diagnosis) to handle security issues in networked-control systems.