Sentence examples for methodological reservations from inspiring English sources
Despite methodological reservations emerging from the designs, number, and comparability of the included studies, there is sufficient evidence that psychological approaches to the control of nocturnal seizures clearly deserve more consideration in research.
However, three methodological reservations should be considered in regard to our results.
The conclusion is that disability is independently associated with HRQL deficit, notwithstanding the methodological reservations already expressed for the physical functioning.
Pressman and Cohen [ 17] make similar arguments in expressing "serious conceptual and methodological reservations" (p. 960) about the literature relating positive affect to physical health.
Yet, overall, the association has a will-o'-the-wisp quality, leaving "serious conceptual and methodological reservations" [ 13, p. 960] about any substantive interpretations, and little obvious public health or clinical implications.
RESERVATIONS No reservations.
TTH was reported less common in children under 10 12 years of age and more frequent in adolescents, but with reservations for methodological differences and interpretation of results, most of the epidemiological studies found that TTH was the most frequent headache in children aged 8 12 years.
We found that 18% of the Cochrane review groups recommended scales for the methodological quality assessment without any reservations.
It's a methodological prize".
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