Sentence examples for more methodological issues from inspiring English sources

Finally, we discuss some more methodological issues - we consider several possible approaches to the problem of verification of the accuracy of the detection system.

The conflicting results may be due to one or more methodological issues such as not closely matching the mineral content of the diets, not providing the diets, lack of randomization, and short study duration.

Finally, two of the questions addressed above (5 & 6) concentrate more on methodological issues.

It has been argued that such heterogeneities stem more from methodological issues than from actual biological differences between the queried populations (Colhoun et al., 2003).

Information on the assessment of evidence quality ranged from general approaches towards quality control to more specific methodological issues and concrete measures for checking evidence for a range of biases.

The review also considers more general methodological issues specific to DIF analyses of HRQoL instruments, including the evaluation of DIF in short scales and the problems with interpreting DIF.

Additionally, a more general methodological issue should be investigated.

To conclude, future studies should pay more attention to methodological issues (clear argumentation why a certain design and related analysis methods were chosen; detailed description of participants, procedure and analyses) in order to minimise bias in results and recommendations.

The purpose of this chapter is to describe the scientific framework, as well as the more commonly used methodological issues and techniques, for collecting data from clinical research subjects using questionnaires and surveys.

The examples in this section are more realistic and address methodological issues arising in scientific practice.

Although our focus is on Soar, the thrust of the work is more concerned with general methodological issues in cognitive modelling.