Sentence examples for methodological gap in from inspiring English sources

This would address a methodological gap in modelling caused by the impracticalities of applying physically based multi-pollutant modelling tools at large scales and enable end-users, such as regulatory agencies, to better understand broad-scale implications of climate and land use change scenarios for water quality.

This paper addresses a methodological gap in the application of classical test theory (CTT) techniques, such as PCA, in instrument development.

AA-ALIGNER accurately detects allelic imbalance in quantitative sequence data using partial genotypes or common variants filling a critical methodological gap in these analyses, as full genotypes are rarely available.

This paper addresses a methodological gap in the application of CTT techniques, such as PCA, in instrument development and reports a novel and reproducible method for mapping between theoretical and empirical factor structures to label empirically-derived factors.

This paper addresses a methodological gap in the pre-validation instrument development literature, where there is a tendency for authors to report, in some detail, the item generation phase that result from qualitative work [ 3, 5, 36].

Motivated by this methodological gap, in earlier work [ 15] we extended the method of Dotan-Cohen et al.[ 13] by integrating gene expression data with gene-gene interactions to compute what we termed "Contextual Biological Process Linkage Networks" (CBPLNs).

An expert asked by the ASA to look at the claims made by the Olay ad said there were "methodological gaps in the management of results and interpretation of data presented in the published paper [by P&G]".

To address the methodological gaps in the literature, the current study aimed to investigate the association between a history of child maltreatment and the diagnosis of medical illnesses in adulthood among people with bipolar disorder compared to unaffected controls (those without a personal or family history of a psychiatric illness).

Following a targeted literature review aiming to highlight the existing research and methodological gaps in the assessment of climate change impacts on transport networks, the present paper describes an integrated approach, which can effectively address, in a sequential way, all the major dimensions of the problem.

Further studies should address conceptual and methodological gaps in the current publications to enable inference regarding the influence of the residential environment on breast cancer.

When comparing exercise-oncology studies to exercise studies in healthy subjects, a methodological gap exists in the muscular strength assessment measures.