Sentence examples for methodologically inappropriate from inspiring English sources

The heterogeneity of study designs and/or inconsistencies made aggregation of findings in the reviews difficult and/or methodologically inappropriate.

Participants who were unsure of their HIV status were less likely to ask partners about HIV status, highlighting that it may be methodologically inappropriate to combine the data of persons of known versus unknown HIV status.

Placing the same age of majority restrictions on PPC patients' ability to participate in HRQoL research can be methodologically inappropriate for what is often considered minimal risk, qualitative research.

A limitation of the work conducted so far on project ownership is that, methodologically, it has been inappropriate for larger-scale research.

But his core idea is arguably broader in scope: the empirical-analytic sciences are distinguished by their treatment of the object domain as governed by predictable law-like regularities that allow for certain types of methodologically controlled techniques of inquiry that would be inappropriate for the interpretive sciences.

The scope for inappropriate inferences is increased when small and methodologically weak studies generate inconclusive results.

Methodologically, we assume that by adopting rigorous analytic procedures in a reflexive way we can lessen inappropriate influences of the researchers in the production of what is necessarily culturally-bound knowledge.

It is not uncommon for a regression model to be inappropriate for a given response variable but reasonable for some transformation provided that it is methodologically justified.

Methodologically, the process is specious.

Methodologically, the Tef is flawed.

It was, however, methodologically flawed.