Sentence examples for methodological limitations inherent from inspiring English sources

We have presented some limited graphical comparisons between countries, but emphasise that there are methodological limitations inherent in a study of this sort.

There are some methodological limitations inherent in this study which should be considered when generalizing findings.

We question this assertion of a causal link through a discussion of methodological limitations inherent in their article.

Although some of the results indicate that epoetin has positive effects on quality of life, methodological limitations inherent in most of the studies hamper interpretation of data.

Methodological limitations inherent to the perfusion and stimulation protocol only allowed the authors to speculate as to whether or not the increased La− efflux was a result of increased rates of glycogenolysis and/or glycolysis, or due to an increased rate of La− release from the muscle.

Furthermore the use of an objective measure of exposure, years of subscription, derived from the files of all Danish network providers, increased the possibility of avoiding several methodological limitations inherent in self-reported information on mobile phone use [29].

Various methodological limitations are inherent to this study.

In addition, many studies suffer from methodological limitations, in part inherent to the complexity of food research.

Inference from many of these observational studies is limited due to inherent methodological limitations such as selection bias and confounding.

Long-term outcome is increasingly important to monitor in spite of the inherent methodological limitations in order to establish the safety profile of a potentially lifelong treatment.

Modelling studies have inherent methodological limitations.