Sentence examples for of methodological concerns from inspiring English sources

A number of methodological concerns have been raised about studies examining the validity of the HBM.

However, the existing research is largely limited to samples of former professional athletes and has a number of methodological concerns.

However because of methodological concerns, the positive effects of food assistance on weight gain warrant cautious interpretation.

Interestingly, other works with high impact are revealing of methodological concerns, such as Eisenhardt (1989) on case studies, and Nunnally (1978) on statistical procedures and details.

This is not a rejection of the importance of methodological concerns, but rather an insistence on the limited role of method and the priority of understanding as a dialogic, practical, situated activity.

There are also a number of methodological concerns.

fMRI signal change related to residual head movement is an issue of methodological concern that needs to be taken into account in every fMRI study.

Furthermore, the tool could help researchers to review the available literature and improve areas of methodological concern, thereby improving the quality of research produced from routinely collected health data.

Of methodological concern are the number of small trials, suspicions of outcome reporting bias 25 within the trials, 26 and the use of a crossover design, the suitability of which has been questioned because of the impact on the circadian timing system outlasting drug washout periods.

Fitzpatrick's original question contains both items (tanning ability, burning tendency) within a single question which is of methodological concern because the categorical answers given by the Fitzpatrick question may not presents all types of skin reactions as has been demonstrated by Rampen et al. [ 31].

Our study has two basic types of limitations, the first relating to methodological concerns about the impact of the assessed outcome measures on overall health outcome.