Sentence examples for methodological indications from inspiring English sources

In the final part, a study about the concrete use of specific Moodle activities in some courses at the University of Bolzano (empirical research and verification on field) is presented with the purpose of identifying methodological indications that could help to implement the educational and inclusive value of the online contexts.

It is important to increase methodological indications for exercise programs for elderly people.

Even when all included studies would have been methodological well designed, indication bias remains a threat to validity in observational studies.

This meant that not only should we make it as simple as possible for users to access a wide range of clinical guidelines, but also to provide an indication of methodological quality.

The congruent results between model-based and parsimony methods for these clades also lend support to this conclusion, as methodological incongruence is another indication of possible long branch attraction artefacts [ 16].

For example, the HTA approach for medical devices is different from pharmaceuticals due to the limited availability of randomised controlled trials (RCTs), and other methodological problems such as multiple indications, frequent product modifications, learning curves, and high fixed cost [ 7].

Hierarchical ranking provides a broad indication of the methodological strength of a study.

Similarly, our analysis showed that the average EQ-5D index score of adult CF patients was significantly lower than in the general population, an indication that a methodological bias may exist in using the latter in economic analyses.

We have not been able to find other examples of studies in which our chosen health systems dynamics framework has been applied and we interpret this as an indication of the methodological hurdles still being faced in this area of research.

An alternative explanation for these differences could be that they are an indication of a general methodological phenomenon: that the two data collection methods tend to bring forward different attitudes.

Although this survey does not allow reliable deductions about efficacy for methodological reasons, it provides some clinically useful indications about patients' satisfaction and compliance.