Sentence examples for methodological initiatives from inspiring English sources
Assuming that respondents were more aware of issues related to trial registration and methodological initiatives in general, the answers provided (for example reasons for non-registration) may not encompass some of the deeper issues faced by other researchers and may have implications for attempts to overcome these barriers in the future.
Comparisons with other studies [ 3] led to the sobering conclusion that prevalence estimates strongly differ due to methodological variation and sparked initiatives for greater standardization.
From a methodological perspective, this research initiative contributes to better address hydrological questions as well as economic and social issues in complex water and human systems.
Therefore, there is solid criticism on the methodological issues, which hampers centralization initiatives for complex surgical procedures, especially in The Netherlands.
The study design followed recommendations from the EuroQol Group Valuation Task Force and was part of a multi-country initiative to explore methodological uncertainties about the valuation protocol for a new EQ-5D-5L value set.
The recommendations are similar in some areas, but methodological differences between the 3e Initiative and the ACR guidelines including the exclusion of benzbromarone (unavailable in the USA) and cost and cost-effectiveness appraisals—have given rise to differences in drug therapy hierarchies.
Their methodology is similar to the consensus methods of the SMART initiative, a series of methodological recommendations for conducting research in humanitarian emergencies [ 33].
These efforts provide the groundwork for other initiatives such as prioritization activities, methodological research, and ongoing tagging of child-relevant reviews within the CDSR.
CB was involved as an expert in qualitative research and patient perspective, and CT was involved because of her affiliation with the PROMIS initiative, as well as her methodological expertise.
World-wide quality control initiatives are underway to set required methodological and protocol standards.
These initiatives require an adequate theoretical and methodological framework for designing and evaluating complex interventions.
