Sentence examples for methodology of consistency from inspiring English sources

The crucial point in Frege's criticism of Hilbert, however, is not a disagreement about particular analyses or the consequent failure of particular consistency and independence claims, but instead concerns the general methodology of consistency and independence proofs.

The need for 'rethinking' the current ethical framework is studied using a methodology for assessment of consistency in respect to ethical values generally considered as part of EU socio-ethical discourse.

Quality of evidence criteria include study design, soundness of methodology, consistency among or between studies, and biological rationale.

An American College of Chest Physicians (ACCP) task force formulated the criteria for a grading system to be utilized in all ACCP guidelines that included simplicity and transparency, explicitness of methodology, and consistency with current methodological approaches to the grading process.

Our methodology guarantees consistency of the matched reservoir model by preserving well log data, variograms and the relationship between different properties.

There seems to be remarkable lack of consistency in methodology employed by the various studies that undertook the MCDA.

The lack of consistency in methodology when generating and reporting international estimates of childhood-cancer survival could lend support for a similar collaborative comparative study equivalent to the CONCORD study for adults (Coleman et al, 2008).

One of the difficulties of research in osteopathic medicine where there are only a small number of intervention trials is the lack of consistency in the methodology used.

A hindrance in measuring the prevalence of PTSD among ICU patients is a lack of consistency in assessment methodology (for example, differing patient populations and timing of assessments) [ 1].

The wide range of intensities reported leads to inconsistency of data obtained and may be a consequence of differences between subject fitness levels and a lack of consistency of testing methodologies.

However, the lack of consistency in study design, methodology, and interpretation of menstrual cycle phases impedes comparison between the studies.