Sentence examples for methodological shortcomings for from inspiring English sources

A study published in the Journal of Attention Disorders in February suffers from some methodological shortcomings (for instance small numbers – only 28 children between the ages of three and four, and only for five days), but was, at least, a randomised controlled trial, using actigraphs worn on the wrist to objectively measure sleep.

Let's explore the selective reporting and methodological shortcomings for these pseudo-therapy apps.

Although PCB exposures in the occupational cohort studies are generally higher than those experienced by the general population, these studies are limited by methodological shortcomings for evaluating NHL risks and a potential lack of applicability to exposures sustained by the general population due to differences in exposure route, dose, metabolism, and congener mixture composition.

Several methodological shortcomings of the trial (for instance: no patient-reported outcome data, no efficacy data, study conducted at a single centre), and the uncertainty if the results from an Asian patient group may be transferred to Caucasian patients along with potential cardiovascular risks of celecoxib raise doubts as to whether these results should change current clinical practice.

The small patient numbers and methodological shortcomings of included studies underline the need for high-quality well-powered randomized controlled trials.

The small patient numbers and methodological shortcomings of included studies underline the need for high-quality well-powered randomized controlled trials to determine the effect of heparin nebulization on outcome of intubated and ventilated ICU patients.

One reason for the mixed findings could be due to methodological shortcomings of the studies conducted to date.

The reason for this underestimation when using small animal data for human dose estimation is related to the following methodological shortcomings of the extrapolation methods.

The experimental support for this claim is limited given the technical and methodological shortcomings of prior studies.

7 8 9 The lack of consensus regarding the prognosis and prognostic factors for recent onset low back pain has been attributed to methodological shortcomings of previous studies.

In this review, we explore the methodological shortcomings of the published clinical studies and describe the criteria that should be considered for performing a definitive clinical trial.