Sentence examples for methodological inconsistencies which from inspiring English sources

It was concluded that there were some methodological inconsistencies which partially compromised the interpretation of the results but it was also concluded that the decline could not be readily linked to EDC exposure since semen quality subsequently improved.

There were always inconsistencies, which add to the charm".

As mentioned above, there is considerable variability among countries in the prevalence of bullying, which has been partly attributed to sociodemographic and cultural differences and partly to methodological inconsistencies [ 16].

Future research should focus on addressing the methodological inconsistencies discussed above, establishing a potential exercise threshold required to illicit an acute response and determining the extent to which CAR represents past physiological disruption and upcoming exercise stress.

Dietary strictness has caused some methodological inconsistencies across studies, Rosenfeld points out.

A range of methodological inconsistencies has the potential to affect reported prevalence rates of sexual intercourse.

Due to methodological inconsistencies, results of these studies have varied and few conclusions can be made when generalizing across studies.

Our results suggest that domestic literature is affected by elusive categorization of ecosystem services and methodological inconsistencies.

Previous findings regarding relationships between cortisol secretory activity and reproductive (pubertal) maturation lack clarity and may reflect methodological inconsistencies between studies.

We have carefully analysed this paper, and found methodological inconsistencies and calculation errors that, in combination, render its conclusions not scientifically sound.

Thus, further studies should be extremely thorough regarding their bilingual and monolingual populations in order to avoid methodological inconsistencies.