Sentence examples for methodological or ethical from inspiring English sources
Each review board examined the survey and only three granted immediate permission without any methodological or ethical objections.
The synthesis of the findings based on six studies is descriptive and may not necessarily reflect all methodological or ethical considerations.
Researchers conducting systematic reviews of CRTs (e.g., addressing methodological or ethical issues) require efficient electronic search strategies (filters or hedges) to identify trials in electronic databases such as MEDLINE.
There are promising strategies for increasing recruitment to trials, but some methods, such as open-trial designs and opt-out strategies, must be considered carefully as their use may also present methodological or ethical challenges.
In contrast to the study protocol, we did not apply an upper age limit as one older individual (age 78) fulfilled all other inclusion criteria and we did not anticipate any methodological or ethical reasons to exclude this individual.
23 Specific methodological and ethical considerations arise in conducting research in a prison or detention environment.
*** Census data also includes people aged 15-17 who are still likely to be at school, whereas the study included those 18 and older who have mostly left school with many going on to further study Numerous methodological and ethical challenges arise when conducting research studies with refugee or migrant groups.
Investigating patients' perceptions of being secluded or restrained [ 10, 14, 11], outcome studies [ 15], or evaluating the effectiveness of S/R includes a number of methodological and ethical challenges [ 16].
Although there are methodological and ethical concerns that must be addressed, sensitive and specific biomarkers of exposure or effect would improve identification.
In practice such a simplistic approach is fraught with practical, methodological, and ethical difficulties.
This process resulted in a common methodological and ethical framework presented in conclusion.
