Sentence examples for methodological modification from inspiring English sources

"The figures underwent a methodological modification in 2007...The criticism that The Economist makes is that it is technically inconsistent to compare figures derived using different methodologies.

Actual cPRs/cDRs were calculated as cumulative numbers of pregnancies and deliveries in observed group of women without any methodological modification in relation to dropout patients.

Of course, psychological models are designed and refined within frameworks of prospective experimental testing and statistical analysis, and therefore seem well suited to application in complex trials without extensive conceptual or methodological modification [ 20].

Relevant methodological modifications are described in Section 3. Microscopic observation of sample aliquots during the lysis procedure was carried out to monitor the progressive disappearance of intact microbial cells.

For each of these Steps 1 4, we outline the methods we adopted, methodological issues debated, modifications required and the output or result of each step.

Since the research question was answerable by observational studies, we assessed their methodological quality using a modification of the Newcastle-Ottawa scale for cross-sectional or cohort studies.

They also assessed their studies for methodological quality by using a modification of the QUADAS criteria (items related to reporting quality, were removed).

This work also underscored the benefits of using two SP from different domains of a protein to gauge the reliability of quantification, which is capable of perceiving quantitative errors arising from such factors as methodological bias and truncation or modification of the target protein.

This modification allows to overcome methodological limitations of the standard implementation of the BYM model [ 18].

**Used a modification of the framework for methodological quality used by Smith et al. ***Used PEDro methodological quality score (range 0 10).

CONCLUSIONS: The suggested guidelines represent reasonable starting points for trial design of cognitive-enhancing drugs, with the understanding that new data, subsequent findings, or other methodological considerations may lead to future modifications.