Sentence examples for use of varying methods from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the comparison of studies on the cost of ICU care is often difficult due to the use of varying methods of cost calculation [ 30, 33, 34].

Discrepancies in phthalate levels across studies might be explained by differences in the dates of dust collection (depending of the studies, dust were collected in 1999 2001 [ 7], 2004 [ 26], 2007 2008 and 2010 [ 33] and 2010 2011 (our study)) and by the use of varying methods for dust collection.

8 27 The impact of varying methods used to measure sleep, while not considered to be of importance in Buscemi and colleagues, 10 has been discussed by Rossignol and Frye 7 and Philips and Appleton.

Height [ 12, 13] and bone mineral density (BMD) [ 12] have also been shown to vary widely; our own data were difficult to interpret in this regard due to bisphosphonate use and varying methods of BMD measurement.

Subgroup analysis will be used, as the reports to be reviewed use varying methods of acupuncture and varying measures of outcome, potentially making data analysis difficult.

And as such, the state must use varying methods of social control for both groups.

The included studies were undertaken in a variety of settings, used varying methods and evaluated differing interventions and outcomes.

The board makes it clear in the publicly released sections of inspection reports that banks use varying methods.

Hobbs first defends Time Warner's consumption-based billing model by saying that bandwidth usage has been increasing by about 40% per year on the company's network and that ISPs in Canada, the UK, and New Zealand bill based on consumption, while Comcast, Charter, and Cox here in the US "are using varying methods of monitoring and managing bandwidth consumption".

Seven black Georgians filed a lawsuit in state court here today challenging the voting system in a state where, like Florida, different counties use varying methods for the casting and counting of ballots.

51 Prospective studies using varying methods of measurement have identified lower adduction strength as predictive of athletes who develop hip/groin pain.