Sentence examples for methodologically correct from inspiring English sources

In any case, the validity of the conclusions of tissue engineering will have to be verified in human clinical models using methodologically correct prospective epidemiological designs.

This paper reviews the key issues involved in achieving ultra-strong scaling of methodologically correct biomolecular simulations, in particular, the treatment of the long range electrostatic forces present in simulations of proteins in water and membranes.

To the authors´ knowledge, whether methodologically correct or not, there are no study validating either of them.

In this case benefit assessments were fully declined and not further evaluated even if the indirect comparison was adequate and methodologically correct according to IQWiG (e.g. Linagliptin, Retigabin).

All of these included both definite and probable migraine, which is methodologically correct provided that (as has always been the case) the latter have been shown not to meet criteria for definite TTH [7].

This brings about methodological difficulties as it is problematic to create a research environment in these circumstances allowing for a methodologically correct evaluation of diagnostic accuracy of the algorithm.

Methodologically, we use an approach that corrects for price endogeneity; failure to do so results in biased estimates and incorrect pricing recommendations.

Even when they are methodologically and epistemically conservative, feminist interventions that correct specific errors of omission and extend the tools of science to neglected problems often generate more deeply challenging questions.

One of those consequences has been to remove imagination and intellectual playfulness (what little there was) to replace it with a stultifying, dogmatic, methodologically driven system designed mainly to produce politically correct academic reputations.

If the argument of the last section is correct, a pragmatic account is inevitably methodologically, theoretically, and perspectivally pluralistic.

Nevertheless, it may be possible that this association is methodologically driven given that energy intake was not corrected for when constructing the MDS.