Sentence examples for methodological weaknesses drawing from inspiring English sources

As a result of these methodological weaknesses, drawing definitive conclusions on the specific effects of RP and SP is difficult.

All included studies had a number of serious methodological weaknesses, preventing the drawing of any firm conclusions about the effectiveness of the studied interventions.

Moreover, methodological weaknesses qualify the conclusions that can be drawn.

[ 7] However the evidence identified was mostly published in the United States, and frequent methodological weaknesses limited the conclusions which could be drawn.

Whatever Wilson's overreachings or Wallerstein's methodological weaknesses, though, the new stoics get one thing right.

Because of the small number of institutions involved in the treatment of this disease, number of patients, and methodological weaknesses of the trials it is therefore not possible to draw definitive conclusions about the superiority of PT with respect to the photon techniques currently available for the treatment of NSCLC.

The included validation studies showed considerable methodological weaknesses and inconsistent results, and it is therefore difficult to draw firm conclusions.

Earlier this month the European Food Safety Authority concluded that the rat study's statistical and methodological weaknesses precluded its being used in safety evaluations: Conclusions cannot be drawn on the difference in tumour incidence between the treatment groups on the basis of the design, the analysis and the results as reported in the Séralini et al. (2012) publication.

However, the conclusions drawn from the literature are limited by mixed findings and methodological weaknesses of the available studies.

Chefs play to the list, mindful of its aesthetic preferences and its methodological weaknesses.

But there were methodological weaknesses in those studies, the report said, and the panel urged further research.