Meanings of methodological differences in English

Despite methodological differences, results suggest a functional normalization of the 'fear network'.

We also highlight the conceptual and methodological differences between these two examples.

Further research on explanations for the methodological differences is required.

Irrespective of some methodological differences, all three studies target cardiovascular and lifestyle related risk factors.

Differences found between primate species may be attributed to phylogeny as well as methodological differences.

Ethnic susceptibility and methodological differences in the detection of HPV may account for this variation.

In the remainder, most discrepancies related to methodological differences.

Associations were weak, differed by choice of control, and may reflect sampling variability or methodological differences.

We suggest that the inability to show this tight coupling in the past may be due to methodological differences.

Needless to say, there were methodological differences.)

The reported LGN volumes vary greatly across studies due to technical limitations and due to methodological differences of volume assessment.

We showed that variations in prevalence rates in the literature are partly due to methodological differences among pituitary function tests.

Where inconsistencies are identified among the studies, we attempt to determine whether such inconsistencies arise from methodological differences or alternative mechanisms.

We hypothesize that part of the variability in P-syn detection is due to methodological differences using sections of different tissue thickness.

Yet, the association between E. coli and diarrhoea is inconsistent across studies without a systematic assessment of methodological differences behind this variation.

Subgroup and sensitivity analysis are also considered based on clinical and methodological differences such as clinical manifestations, study designs and the quality of studies.