Sentence examples for methodologically flawed studies from inspiring English sources
Often using small or methodologically flawed studies as evidence, positive psychologists restate over and over the claim that money is of minimal importance to wellbeing.
The authors stated the positive results to be "confined to small and methodologically flawed studies".
Finally, tertiary prevention with anti-HBV treatments is controversial, due to the existence of a few, methodologically flawed studies.
We are aware that even multiple low-quality studies may provide useful information, but on the other hand, this systematic review highlights the high risk of bias when evaluating treatment success with methodologically flawed studies.
All data have to be accounted for or explained, and, while often a perfectly reasonable explanation is that an outlier was derived from a methodologically flawed study, outliers need to be examined closely before being excluded on methodological grounds alone.
Two recent studies [Criminology 34 (1996) 609; American Economics Review 87 (1997) 270.] presented evidence that prior police crime studies were methodologically flawed and found that increased police levels reduced crime.
The larger studies were uniformly negative, with the two positive studies being smaller and methodologically flawed and with inadequate statistical control of biomedical and treatment confounds.
"The survey is methodologically flawed and provides little useful information for states assessing their liability systems or for businesses considering investment in states or in the United States.
Interestingly, they do not make any attempt to investigate whether laboratory studies reporting no observed effects of GM materials are methodologically flawed or suffer from unrealistic assumptions.
Initial studies have reported significant reductions in mortality, but are uncontrolled and methodologically flawed, particularly by survivorship bias.
Unfortunately, many clinical decisions regarding tocolytic agents are based on incorrect information resulting from flawed studies.
