Sentence examples for methodologies and lack from inspiring English sources

In addition, different methodologies and lack of standardization in processing cost make comparisons between countries difficult.

He added, "Its flawed methodology and lack of relevancy to the current immigration reform proposal relegate this study to irrelevancy".

A meta-analysis was planned but not performed due to heterogeneity between studies, varying methodology and lack of direct comparative results.

It is possible that this effect is responsible for a lower incidence of recurrence after surgery for breast, colon or prostate cancers, however this is an unresolved debate due to poor methodology and lack of perioperative immune monitoring.

9 Five of the six studies evaluating the efficacy of humour therapy in nursing home residents reported some benefit, 10 15 albeit limited by small sample sizes, relatively low-quality methodology and lack of flexibility in matching humour techniques to residents' abilities and preferences.

This is possibly due to the fact that those indicators are not routinely used in the evaluation systems currently in place and hence the less clear methodology and lack of familiarity of researchers with these; this might be linked to the Delphi process itself where the necessity for consensus tends not to favour innovative ideas.

Some have criticized network research for wavering between metaphor and methodology and lacking theory (e.g. Salancik 1995; Knoke 2001).

Testing for mold asthma relationships is problematic because of limitations of mold methodologies and the lack of biomarkers (Brandt et al. 2006).

Inconsistent patterns of findings in previous research may be explained by differences in methodologies and the lack of an accepted operational definition of the DSM impairment criterion.

Alternative analysis methodologies that do not utilize the mismatch controls may alter the discordant set, but as described earlier, there is a large potential variation in the different methodologies and a lack of a single majority method.

A narrative summary of findings is provided as the range of tools identified, the diverse methodologies, and the lack of replication studies precluded the meaningful use of meta-analytic techniques to aggregate the results.