Sentence examples for methodologically bad and from inspiring English sources

This reflective equilibrium is susceptible to bias when methodologically bad and hence false or potentially misleading empirical information is taken into consideration.

The group produced its own consultant's report, which claimed the RAND study was methodologically unsound and greatly underestimated industry costs.

Resuscitation with HTS was associated with normal levels of total bad, and decreased bad phosphorylation.

It is methodologically robust, UK-wide and comprehensive – and its results are both comforting and worrying.

It has been called "bland", "methodologically worthless" and a "waste of government money".

The participants, it turned out, rated studies confirming their original beliefs as more methodologically rigorous — and those that went against them as shoddy.

All are methodologically, ethically, and judicially controversial.

But many scientists are unswayed, saying that the work is methodologically flawed and deeply misleading.

This was methodologically insufficient and did not generate any statistically significant results.

The deposition of semipermeable membranes is methodologically simpler and slightly affects the biosensor functioning.

MacIntyre (1999) argues that RAM strikes a balance between methodologically appropriate and logistically feasible measures.