Sentence examples for methodological robustness and from inspiring English sources

One of the fundamental questions when including PROs in clinical research revolves around methodological robustness and consistency of outcome reporting.

Six appropriate tools that are applicable in the SSA setting and cover methodological robustness and ease of use were included in the review.

(Consider how insightful the findings are to this field of research; and how novel/original/detailed the findings are) 0 = Contributes no/very little value 1 = Contributes some value 2 = Contributes a lot of value Evidence from article: Question 3: Methodological robustness How methodologically robust is the study?

Studies were stratified by HAI type and methodological robustness.

Data collection was primarily quantitative in nature and qualitative component was basic in methodological robustness; however, participants' responses were very informative and corroborated findings of quantitative analysis.

In our meta-analysis we included six studies in adults and seven in children and teenagers, which were selected for their methodological robustness.

This fact underscores their ability to detect true ecological patterns and is evidence for their methodological robustness.

This grading tool was deemed most suitable as it was developed specifically for epidemiological studies of chronic diseases [ 26] and would account for the methodological robustness of the studies in assessing the prevalence of HPV.

To evaluate the methodological robustness of patient-reported outcomes (PROs) evaluation in complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in oncology.

Although articles investigated many interesting aspects of workplace guidance, methodological robustness was not in all cases clearly opened for a reader; we found lack of detail in participant information, methodological choices and also how the analyses were conducted.

The validity of our findings depends on the methodological robustness of research designs used to evaluate evidence-based practice [ 2- 7].