Sentence examples for methodological issues described from inspiring English sources
We summarized the guidelines' recommendations on the five methodological issues described above in Table 1.
Alternative explanations as to why no effect of mentoring was found in this study could relate either to methodological issues described previously, to intervention fidelity arising through variations in service implementation or to the targeting of clients.
Although our initial aim was to study gender norms in as broad a range of countries as possible, due to methodological issues described in the results section, in this study, we focused only on CEE countries.
To accurately examine the relationships between the amount of smoking versus levels of craving for smoking, depression, and menstrual phase-associated symptoms among the menstrual, follicular, and luteal phases, we improved the methodological issues described in former studies.
In conclusion, despite the methodological issues described above, this systematic review provides evidence about the key role that health care can play in reducing ethnic disparities in African American patients with type 2 diabetes by designing and conducting interventions aimed at this specific purpose.
The design of the study also raised a number of important methodological issues as described below.
Similar methodological issues beset international studies to the issues described above (e.g. not excluding behaviours with suicidal intent, using single item measures; e.g. [ 34, 35, 64]).
Details of methodological issues have been described elsewhere [ 35].
This chapter describes methodological issues in both probabilistic and nonprobabilistic surveys, and describes the development process for surveys, including developing survey instruments, pilot testing surveys, and ensuring a sufficient response rate.
Two studies discussed development and interpretation of HRQoL outcomes; two described pediatric HRQoL measurement; four involved incorporation of HRQoL in economic evaluations; and eight described methodological issues and innovations in HRQoL measures.
This report describes methodological issues related to design and analysis that were used to determine the effects of time since vaccination and age at the time of vaccination.
