Sentence examples for methodological imperfections from inspiring English sources
A review of the studies of behavioral treatment of headache [67] reports a 35 55% improvement but also emphasizes many methodological imperfections, including selection bias, credibility of the control procedure, and lack of reproducibility of the results.
In addition, there seemed to be methodological imperfections in the direct and indirect methods.
At this moment, studies reviewing early PoC markers are characterised by methodological imperfections [ 37].
There is also empirical evidence in medicine on how methodological imperfections in a randomized trial can influence effect estimates, which usually become exaggerated (12).
Reconstructing molecular mechanisms in cancer on the basis of modules, networks, and complexes is a formidable challenge both because of the enormous numbers of components in interacting networks but also because of inherent difficulties arising from methodological imperfections.
For all its imperfections and methodological challenges, value added analysis is still a vast improvement on the existing system, which fails its elemental duty to judge whether teachers are advancing student learning.
This is, however, an idealized scenario and in reality there are imperfections at each methodological step that must be considered when undertaking immune repertoire analysis.
He noticed imperfections.
Still, imperfections have emerged.
This paragon has imperfections.
