Sentence examples for varying methodology from inspiring English sources

However findings for TAI vary, possibly due to varying methodology and context.

A meta-analysis was planned but not performed due to heterogeneity between studies, varying methodology and lack of direct comparative results.

In this paper we describe a locally varying methodology for building a facies proportion trend for Surmont area of Athabasca Oil Sands.

In all, 19 articles described 15 original trials of varying methodology (tables 2– 4).

Both analyses aggregated studies of varying methodology and quality, further limiting the interpretation of the results [ 18].

In endometrial cancer, there are some conflicting data concerning the prognostic relevance of HIF-1α, probably due to varying methodology and patient groups[ 27- 30].

After Rumsfeld employs the metaphor of a "fruit bowl" to describe the administration's varying methodologies for measuring insurgent attacks, Woodward writes: "I was speechless.

Over all, babies who tasted a sweet solution cried less than those given a placebo, but the studies were difficult to compare because of their varying methodologies.

Dr. March and other experts said the committee that reviewed the studies for the British Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, the British equivalent of the F.D.A., failed to adequately take into account the complexity of the data and the difficulty of comparing studies done with varying methodologies and with subjects who suffered from different degrees of illness.

The international nature of the NATO-led training program has resulted in a welter of 20 different programs run by half a dozen countries and agencies with widely varying methodologies and standards.

Many studies on the subject with widely varying methodologies have been done, but this review, published online in BMJ, considered only those that rated emotional distress before treatment, and compared the rates in women who did and did not become pregnant afterward.