Sentence examples for methodological uniformity of from inspiring English sources

In any case, this analytic epistemological current of the ancient Chinese tradition, which was rediscovered only in the latter half of the 20th century, helped dispel a number of prejudices concerning the methodological uniformity of classical Chinese thought (Allison 1989: 8).

We hope that this functionality will allow greater methodological uniformity and comparability of studies of nestedness.

We argue not for methodological uniformity but for functional comparability between methods, experimental designs, and neural responses.

Even this small group of datasets, which were collected by the authors over approximately a five-year period, lacked complete methodological uniformity.

Although these studies suffer from a number of methodological limitations, the remarkable finding across these studies is the uniformity of RA prevalence rates in developed populations – approximately 0.5% to 1% of the adult population [ 11- 18].

The methodological quality of a laboratory investigation depends amongst others on the uniformity of the experimental conditions as well as on the inclusion of a sufficient number of appropriate controls.

Two items concerning sample size and the uniformity of the procedure to diagnose GERD within one study were added to judge the overall methodological quality of the study.

One methodological limitation was using multiple interviewers to collect qualitative data, particularly during the in-conference interview, which potentially reduced the uniformity of the data collected.

Due to the lack of consensus about measurements for detecting frailty, the uniformity of the target groups might have been reduced; however, all of the trials were considered to have sufficient methodological quality to be included in this review.

"I like the uniformity of them.

A standardised competency test implies a certain uniformity of knowledge.