Sentence examples for more valid findings from inspiring English sources

Hence, although the number of judges used in our study might be acceptable, we recognise that a larger panel size would have probably yielded more valid findings.

However, not every research question requires observational data and this method is neither a panacea nor does it necessarily provide more valid findings than other forms of measurement including parent reports.

Researchers are in agreement that the longer the follow-up, the more valid the findings.

Combining qualitative research and different (quantitative) survey techniques, one can produce a richer, more valid, and more reliable findings than when adopting qualitative or quantitative methods alone [ 29].

He warns us that the goal of "maximizing consumer satisfaction" becomes more complicated when replaced by the two goals of "maximizing satisfaction" and "minimizing dissatisfaction", and suggests that "patterns" may be more valid than specific product findings.

Within the time frame in which this evaluation was conducted it was not possible to prospectively collect such data that would have permitted a more valid interpretation of such findings.

One hopes that the attention of philosophers will be drawn to these questions, as well as to the continuing debate about whether EBM is a new paradigm and whether applied health care research findings are more valid for reaching practical decisions about health care than basic pathophysiological mechanisms and the unsystematic observations of practitioners.

As shown by the validation, our meta-analysis approach enhances the statistical power by increasing the sample size and can resolve conflicting conclusions between individual studies by finding a more valid set of differentially expressed genes.

To generalize the findings and demonstrate more valid results, conducting this study with more participants is highly recommended.

Findings from such a study design would provide more valid comparison with studies and systematic reviews where the intervention has been limited to fluoride varnish.

The large study size, including nearly 8500 cases, gives a cause to believe that the findings in this study may be equally, if not more, valid relative to other studies.