Sentence examples for methodological limitations related from inspiring English sources

Whereas the mean PCP measured using the artery occlusion technique was greater than normal in our patients with IPAH, the methodological limitations related to this technique may limit the interpretation of these data in isolation.

The PCP in IPAH patients is greater than normal but methodological limitations related to the occlusion technique may limit interpretation of these data in isolation.

The authors concluded that PCP in IPAH patients is greater than normal, but methodological limitations related to the occlusion technique may limit interpretation.

There were also statistical and methodological limitations related to the software platform used in our analysis.

Unfortunately, many previous studies have some methodological limitations related to the assessment of patients' symptoms.

Some of the methodological limitations related to IHT have been overcome in recent studies investigating a new hypoxic training strategy named RSH.

The study's primary methodological limitations are related to the quasi-experimental design employed.

These assessments should be transparent about the methods used, as well as any important methodological limitations or related uncertainties.

Another methodological limitation is related to the complex effects of PEEP including modification of the lung perfusion [ 2], increased functional residual capacity [ 21, 31], which may all bias the changes in SIII and/or the mechanical parameters.

Methodological limitations are primarily related to the study design (only four studies were prospective and randomized and only two of them were masked for observers and/or patients), small sample sizes, differences in eligibility criteria or sites in which studies were conducted.

Systematic reviews of studies [ 14- 17] evaluating the effectiveness of interventions and caregiving strategies for the caregiver show methodological limitations in their conclusions, mainly related to insufficient sample sizes, high losses to follow-up of subjects, and follow-up period duration.