Sentence examples for methodologically precise study from inspiring English sources

There are two other sources of information that, with additional detail could be much more informative: i) The methodologically precise study by Araneta et al. [ 49] which was designed to assess whether all and particular congenital malformations were more common among offspring of 1991 Gulf War veterans than among other veterans did that well.

Their well-designed, methodologically sound study showed that this was not the case," he says.

Methodologically, this study consists of qualitative and quantitative parts.

Methodologically, the study is unique in its use of Roger's (2003) Diffusion of Innovation Theory.

Methodologically, the study was inspired by various earlier studies (Barczyk & Duncan, 2011 271; Jones, 2015:101; Menkhoff et al., 2014).

Methodologically, our study had two potential limitations.

The findings are very preliminary and will require replication in a more methodologically robust study.

Multi-centre studies or methodologically sound observational studies offer some protection from this concern.

Methodologically, a case study approach was adopted with 204 residents as participants in this survey.

This motivated a further, longer and methodologically less biased study.

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.