Sentence examples for variability of methodologies from inspiring English sources

The breadth and variability of methodologies allows this set of papers to offer a valuable new perspective of action research in the Singapore context.

A large body of literature exists on issues associated with cancer care "wait times" nationally and internationally [ 8], however, the variability of methodologies used make comparison of results and use of information for decision-making difficult.

As recently discussed, another major issue is represented by the variability of methodology (needle positioning, treatment duration, session frequency), which contributes to outcome variability [122].

However, published evidence of the relationship between migraine and epilepsy is controversial, mainly because of the variability of methodology and migraine classification.

Assuming a 30%% variability of the methodology, only measurements >1.3 are considered relevant.

All measurements of TSH, TgAb and TPOAb were made at the same laboratory and using the same methodology for each patient to eliminate any interference from variability of different assay methodologies.

Many of the differences were found to be not significant when the long-term variability of the analytical methodology was taken into account.

Our method corrects for the inherent variability of the CTP methodology seen in the subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) patient population to potentially aid in the diagnosis of cerebral vasospasm (CVS).

Because of the variability in methodologies and definitions of infections between studies, further prospective, randomised, controlled studies are warranted to investigate the relationship between haemodynamic GDT and infection reduction.

Major reasons for the variations and the lack of consistency in the data of circulating miRNAs are potentially variability in methodology of extraction and quantification of (micro) RNAs and data analysis [ 131].

A next step will be to assess the variability of field reactivity using the methodology developed for modeling push pull tracer tests.