Sentence examples for methodological inadequacy from inspiring English sources
We suggest that the main reason for an apparently low reported incidence of group foraging in bats is a methodological inadequacy of radio telemetry in small mobile animals: fast flight speeds of bats and short reception ranges of radio transmitters make group observations of bats exceedingly hard.
Accordingly, there are two fundamental types of methodological inadequacy in current epidemiologic investigations of interaction.
It merely signals when inattention to the relevant methodological concerns and alternatives would constitute methodological inadequacy warranting pointed reviewer criticism and reputation tarnish.
A meta analysis found some support for exercise as an adjunctive treatment for postnatal depression but the methodological inadequacy of the few small studies included means that it is uncertain whether exercise reduces symptoms of postnatal depression.
However, because of methodological inadequacies hypnotherapy is still criticized for not having strong scientific evidence to support its claims.
The evidence-base for breast cancer-related lymphoedema risk reduction advice is scant and contradictory, with most studies in the area limited by small numbers, retrospective design and other methodological inadequacies.
Past studies have suffered from methodological inadequacies in collecting household preparedness data (Kirschenbaum 2006; Hung 2017).
Inconsistent evidence may signify bias from methodological inadequacies in the direct or indirect evidence, clinical diversity across patients or a combination of both [1]–.
Furthermore, indirect evidence can be more reliable than direct evidence in some cases, for instance, when direct evidence is biased due to the methodological inadequacies of trials that compare the treatments directly [1].
They excluded most of these candidate studies, however, because of methodological inadequacies.
The methodological inadequacies of some studies have been described (Salsman et al, 2004).
