I've read this a few times recently for various projects and it is worth reading if you are in an even remotely related field (@ISPGR @STORKinesiology @ISBiomechanics @ISBSOFFICIAL) "Confidence crisis of results in biomechanics research" https://t.co/GQTKspW9Ux Abstract
Confidence crisis of results in biomechanics research.
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The discussions highlight the significance of the publication by mentioning its relevance across multiple research areas, supported by phrases like 'worth reading' and references to key papers. The tone reflects curiosity and professional interest, emphasizing the need for improved methodologies and replication efforts without implying immediate widespread change.
Most discussions acknowledge the publication's critique of biomechanics research, indicating general agreement with its concerns.
Posts express a high level of interest in the topic, often recommending the paper and related works to others in the field.
Comments include references to multiple papers and encourage further exploration, showing active engagement.
While some see the paper as highlighting important methodological issues, the overall impact seems moderate, emphasizing awareness rather than immediate change.
Abstract in brief
- Many biomechanics studies tend to have small sample sizes and use incorrect statistical methods, which leads to unreliable results and exaggerated effects.
- The review suggests solutions like increasing sample sizes, improving statistical analysis rigor, and encouraging replication studies to enhance confidence in biomechanics research findings.
- Sharing more unbiased effects and their uncertainties could help apply sports biomechanics results more effectively and improve overall research validity.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@priyasilverst @DrGBuckingham These three papers are excellent for explaining issues within the field: https://t.co/IiLo8GxUxM by Knudson https://t.co/UjoAbjQRLY by @Israel_Halperin and co authors https://t.co/rC4g0VuJ9j by @ExPhysStudent and co authors
Link to the full version: https://t.co/eK9dOmKMnm
RT @chrismccrum: I've read this a few times recently for various projects and it is worth reading if you are in an even remotely related fi…
RT @chrismccrum: I've read this a few times recently for various projects and it is worth reading if you are in an even remotely related fi…
RT @chrismccrum: I've read this a few times recently for various projects and it is worth reading if you are in an even remotely related fi…
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@priyasilverst @DrGBuckingham These three papers are excellent for explaining issues within the field: https://t.co/IiLo8GxUxM by Knudson https://t.co/UjoAbjQRLY by @Israel_Halperin and co authors https://t.co/rC4g0VuJ9j by @ExPhysStudent and co authors
RT @chrismccrum: I've read this a few times recently for various projects and it is worth reading if you are in an even remotely related fi…
RT @chrismccrum: I've read this a few times recently for various projects and it is worth reading if you are in an even remotely related fi…
RT @chrismccrum: I've read this a few times recently for various projects and it is worth reading if you are in an even remotely related fi…
RT @chrismccrum: I've read this a few times recently for various projects and it is worth reading if you are in an even remotely related fi…
RT @chrismccrum: I've read this a few times recently for various projects and it is worth reading if you are in an even remotely related fi…
I've read this a few times recently for various projects and it is worth reading if you are in an even remotely related field (@ISPGR @STORKinesiology @ISBiomechanics @ISBSOFFICIAL) "Confidence crisis of results in biomechanics research" https://t.co/GQTKspW9Ux Abstract
RT @InformedinSport: Link to the full version: https://t.co/eK9dOmKMnm
Link to the full version: https://t.co/eK9dOmKMnm
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