Sentence examples for methodological problems limit from inspiring English sources

Methodological problems limit our ability to assess how common each mode is, but spreading, low-severity surface fires were likely not common.

Significant methodological problems limit the extent to which conclusions can be drawn.

These methodological problems limit the generalizability of the etiological studies [ 3].

Methodological problems limit our understanding of the role of 5-HT in executive functions.

According to a meta-analysis on AM [ 20] 180 of 189 studies from European countries found positive effects from AM (better than no treatment; at least as good as CON treatment or, in studies without a control group, improvement of symptoms), yet methodological problems limit the validity of many of these studies.

The meta-analysis concluded that there were a number of methodological problems limiting the conclusions such as the pharmacodynamic properties of the anti-hypertensive used and the increasing use of antihypertensives over time in the control group, and suggested further analyses.

However, there are some methodological problems that limit the usefulness of this method in a routine diagnostic setting: it is complex, time-consuming, and highly dependent on tissue quality [ 18, 19].

However, the interpretation of causal association of high arsenic dose in drinking water is limited by methodological problems in the original studies and limited studies on dose response.

However, the studies were somewhat limited by methodological problems including small sample size and the use of assessment tools of limited validity [ 13].

Conclusions from the few studies that have investigated the severity, incidence, duration and psychological impact of such disability are often limited by methodological problems.

Prior studies evaluating predictors of pain-related outcomes following treatment for sciatica have been limited by methodological problems, including retrospective study design, use of unvalidated outcome measures, and short-term follow-up periods.