Sentence examples for methodologies and definitions from inspiring English sources

As noted above, these research studies vary considerably in terms of geographic region of study, characteristics of patient populations, study methodologies, and definitions of asthma used, which presents a significant challenge in drawing definitive conclusions from our study.

However, these studies have substantial differences in methodologies and definitions of target groups.

Owing to the different methodologies and definitions of injuries, comparability with other studies is limited.

(3) The comparability of results between studies is severely limited by the marked differences in the methodologies and definitions applied.

These disparate methodologies and definitions also render cross-country/cross-cultural comparisons of self-injury in adolescents difficult.

To ensure accuracy and comparability of migration statistics, efforts should be made to harmonize data collection methodologies and definitions of migration.

These methodological changes include adding or removing individual components from aggregate indicators from one data year to another and changing the methodology and definitions of these components.

This multi-site study conducted in nine rural surveillance sites in five countries used the same methodology and definitions.

Of seven studies reporting any abnormal signs, two found these in 61-95% [ 5, 35] and two in 46% and 57% [ 6, 33], despite widely differing methodology and definitions.

Differences in methodology and definitions between the approaches are nontrivial, and the results must be interpreted in context of the approach.

27 One further small trial of ursodeoxycholic acid versus glucose, vitamin C, and inosine in 68 women was reported from China, but the limited information given on trial conduct, methodology, and definitions makes it difficult to draw robust conclusions.