Sentence examples for methodological shortcomings inherent from inspiring English sources

In addition to the methodological shortcomings inherent to every retrospective study, the elimination of the first 3 months familiarization period removes initial non-therapeutic INRs and may not be consistent with how TTR is calculated in other studies.

Due to the design of our study as a retrospective chart review, several methodological shortcomings are inherent.

Despite the shortcomings inherent in the job, Dierker remains happy that he accepted it.

"For all their methodological shortcomings, rankings aren't going to disappear," said Jamil Salmi, an education expert at the World Bank.

The older study's author, Jay D. Wexler, a law professor at Boston University, was frank about its methodological shortcomings.

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

However, the evaluated RCTs had many methodological shortcomings.

For the present study, some methodological shortcomings should be addressed.

As other neurophysiological studies, ours has some methodological shortcomings.

Methodological shortcomings, however, compromise most of these quasi-experimental evaluations.

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