Another found that reviewers rejected papers with controversial findings because of "poor methodology" while accepting papers with identical methods if they supported more conventional beliefs in the field.
Early detection research has been severely hindered by the use of poor study methodology.
Quality appraisal of these reviews is likely to limit the influence of biased conclusions from systematic reviews that have used poor methodology related to clinical decision-making.
However, quality appraisal of the systematic reviews would be required to ensure biased conclusions from systematic reviews that have used poor methodology are avoided.
The government social prevention program has been accused of a poor methodology by NGOs and, inevitably, the presence of corruption in the distribution and use of funds.
An assessment of the quality of methodology of the studies found most used weak designs and poor methodology, with a tendency for higher quality studies to produce negative results.
Rationale: Despite a small number of studies with poor methodology, using numerous different definitions, the incidence of CIN in non-ICUs varies from 2%% in patients without any risk factor [120] to 25%% in those with risk factors (chronic kidney disease, diabetes, concomitant administration of nephrotoxic agents) [121].
The inclusion of studies with poor methodology is also a weakness of the available reviews [ 41, 42].
Few studies, however, have demonstrated the effectiveness of interventions to promote optimal medication taking, in part, however, owing to the poor methodology used [ 14, 15].
Again, much is riding on the use of "agile" methodology, which the committee commends.
