Sentence examples for methodologically justifiable from inspiring English sources
While the importance of assessing the occupational consequences of insomnia is emphasized in clinical nosologies and research guidelines, there is little consensus on which aspects of occupational performance should be assessed, the most methodologically justifiable measures of insomnia and work performance, and how outcomes should be reported.
However, we believe this to be methodologically justifiable: the small groups were quite homogenous in terms of their professional background; in the smaller groups with few participants discussions were very intense, and ultimately it proved possible to obtain as much evaluable data from these focus groups as from those with larger numbers of participants.
The limitations of this study are that, while methodologically justifiable, it may be difficult for agencies to communicate the reasons why different methods are used for the same measure at the same administrative level (eg, local government areas) and that the use of the Bayesian method increases complexity.
Methodologically, the process is specious.
Methodologically, the Tef is flawed.
It was, however, methodologically flawed.
The Policy Exchange figures appear methodologically suspect.
