Sentence examples for methodologically and statistically from inspiring English sources

But Dr. Cora N. Sternberg of the Vincenzo Pansadoro Foundation in Rome criticized Dr. Natale's study as methodologically and statistically flawed.

… We don't even think it can be done methodologically and statistically in the right way," said Frans van Vught, one of U-Multirank's project leaders, at a launch event here yesterday.

Heterogeneity was assessed methodologically and statistically.

We demonstrated that mind reading ability was not significantly related to general intelligence or its domains except for the social intelligence after controlling the confounders methodologically and statistically.

It is clear that more methodologically and statistically rigorous investigation is required to better confirm the relationships between the competencies identified in this study and the performance of teams in health sector organizations.

While this makes no difference in terms of within study analyses, an inevitable conclusion is that in order to allow more robust inter-study comparisons, some effort must be made to find methodologically and statistically robust methods to normalize AGD against fetal/neonatal/infant size.

We strongly support the view of Valentini and colleagues [ 37] that fully blinded, methodologically detailed and statistically powerful studies are needed and that the involvement of the World Health Organization (WHO) in the development of research standards and guidelines of bio-electromagnetic research would be useful.

Indeed, many areas of data science like "social media analytics" are not actually based on methodologically or statistically rigorous data analysis at all.

And statistically correct.

Therefore, reducing bias caused by non-compliance either methodologically or statistically is important.

We decided a priori not to statistically combine results in a meta-analysis because we expected studies to be methodologically and clinically diverse.