Sentence examples for methodological problem which from inspiring English sources

Fights against the top-down approach to history which ignores the voices and interests of the working classes (a methodological problem which this blog post is certainly guilty of making), rescuing ordinary people from "from the enormous condescension of posterity"] .

This is a methodological problem, which may lead to bias, but cannot be solved properly.

This is a methodological problem, which should be carefully considered in studies that either tries to find associations between air pollution and health using self reported pollution or traffic intensity, or in studies that try to establish a predictive effect of perceptions of neighbourhood problems on health.

Healthy volunteers have been tested on three occasions with a new LIrr paradigm avoiding methodological problems which afflict traditional paradigms.

Their assessment thus still faces some methodological problems which are dealt with in this paper, notably in the case of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN).

Comparative studies on inequality have suffered from severe methodological problems, which mean that issues related to the causes of cross-national variation in inequality remain unresolved.

However, this study was fraught with methodological problems, which led to misleading conclusion that being overweight reduced mortality.

Some of our results supported the study results of other authors, other results, like the lacking gender differences in scoliosis, were rather surprising and might be due to methodological problems which arise from using ICD-10 coding.

We recommend a data-splitting procedure to counteract this methodological problem, in which one part of the data set is used for identifying hypotheses, and the other is used for hypothesis testing.

Omitting the consideration of cross-sectional dependence leads to a potentially severe bias in the regression coefficients; and our methodological strategy deals effectively with this problem, which is indeed present in the data as we will later show.

Despite methodological differences, these findings suggest that chronic musculoskeletal pain is a public health problem which burden has to be understood.