Sentence examples for methodological inconsistency from inspiring English sources

In our study, we precisely defined both primary and secondary efficacy points to eliminate a major part of methodological inconsistency that could lead to inconclusive results, and this was also recommended by Rozen and Sharma [1] who proposed that reduction of headache frequency should be adopted as a primary endpoint.

Variability and methodological inconsistency seem to overrule the theory.

Comparisons of the above-mentioned studies have to be made very cautiously because of methodological inconsistency.

Assessments of bioenergy potentials vary substantially due to methodological inconsistency and assumptions applied by individual authors.

Drawing conclusions on actual adherence rates in breast cancer patients is limited by considerable discordance in results due to methodological inconsistency across studies and by the various measurement methods employed.

In assembling them the aim was to obtain a series from as few reputable sources as possible, to minimise methodological inconsistency across the 73-year period covered (1937 2010).

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

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

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.