Examples of 'methodological reasons' in a sentence
Meaning of "methodological reasons"
Methodological reasons: Pertaining to the systematic procedures or approaches used in research, experiments, or studies. Example: 'The discrepancy in results could be attributed to methodological reasons such as sample size and data collection methods.'
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methodological reasons
This is for two primary methodological reasons.
For methodological reasons a number of types of goods and movements should be exempted.
A study was excluded for methodological reasons.
To methodological reasons.
I decided to talk to the vital organs first for methodological reasons.
For good practical and methodological reasons most reporting on drug use describes each substance separately.
Provisions applicable to specific goods or movements should be established for methodological reasons.
For methodological reasons the synthetic index is calculated only at level II.
A direct comparison of historical data is hence no longer justifiable because of methodological reasons.
Where for compelling and scientifically sound methodological reasons the use of.
Certain goods or movements shall be excluded from external trade statistics for methodological reasons.
In my view, there are, first of all, excellent methodological reasons for adopting the report.
Thus, pharmacological approaches tested during these periods may have no effect for methodological reasons.
The NEC declared the audits unreliable for methodological reasons.
Possible overestimation in the earlier literature could be due to numerous methodological reasons.
See also
methodological quality
methodological questions
methodological recommendations
methodological research
methodological questions
methodological recommendations
methodological research
Share of SMEs in Sectoral profile â– for methodological reasons.
Provisions for specific goods and movements should be adjusted for methodological reasons.
Dividing the meeting into groups is due to practical and methodological reasons.
Direct comparisons between the results from these studies is not possible due to methodological reasons.
Amendments concerning public services are covered in title III for methodological reasons.
Multiplier studies are also scanty, mainly for methodological reasons.
In exceptional circumstances, this period can be extended due to methodological reasons.
In other cases, national test questions are varied for methodological reasons.
Education and local transport are not included, for essentially methodological reasons.
Abstract, Studying infantile nystagmus during infancy is difficult for methodological reasons.
These reports are currently available for facilities in Ontario only, for methodological reasons.
These results can be explained, at least in part, by methodological reasons.
Moreover, total employment in size class ' 0 ' is always equal to 0 for methodological reasons in Norway.
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