Sentence examples for methodological shortcomings and from inspiring English sources

This paper reviews the literature on the economics of therapeutic noncompliance, identifies methodological shortcomings and formulates recommendations for future economic research in this area.

Lithium iron phosphate battery as the research object, in view of the traditional battery state of charge (SoC) estimate methodological shortcomings and deficiencies, combined with battery charge and discharge characteristics.

Methodological shortcomings and the interpretation of results are discussed, and the conclusion shows the tools' potential for shaping transition processes, and for the reduction of natural resource use by supporting food suppliers' and consumers' decisions and choice.

Below, I explain the Economic Policy Institute's argument, its methodological shortcomings, and why there will always be a shortage of great workers.

Yet, measurement of innovation has been recognized to be not an easy task, a weakness most possibly caused by both methodological shortcomings and the unpredictability of innovation outcomes (Tidd 2001).

"What is the impetus behind the work [is to] really to try and improve on the existing body of literature — which was fraught with methodological shortcomings — and get good quality evidence".

Some tendency toward underprediction using microsomes is anticipated given their incomplete set of CL pathways (including phase II metabolism and uptake transport), although this extent of average underprediction suggests additional methodological shortcomings (Lam and Benet 2004; Parker and Houston 2008).

"We needed someone to bring these capabilities to bear on the systemic inefficiencies and methodological shortcomings of measurement and analytics in media and advertising".

However, significant methodological shortcomings remain and additional evidence of impact on patient outcomes is needed.

Pharmacological interventions may also be useful for the management of cancer-related fatigue, although research in this area is limited since the few studies that have been published have methodological shortcomings (Portenoy and Itri, 1999).

All of these methodological shortcomings could be, and often were, compounded by deficiencies in quality of reporting.