Sentence examples for a comparable review from inspiring English sources

Galeano took refuge in Buenos Aires in 1973, after a military coup in Uruguay closed down his magazine, and founded a comparable review, Crisis, in Argentina, chronicling the events of the dramatic Peronist years between 1973 and 1976, when another coup sent him into exile in Spain.

A comparable review of needs assessment instruments for cancer patients and their families also found that reading levels and sensitivity to change were poorly examined [ 34].

Further, no comparable review of the economic evaluations of ECND interventions has yet been published.

In the following the results will be discussed with reviews analyzing only the relationship between two parameters, because no comparable reviews (reviews analyzing the interaction) were found.

These findings do not differ from the results of the original review or other comparable reviews [ 3, 6– 8, 13].

However, the share of studies reporting (cost) effectiveness is similar to comparable reviews in the field [ 56].

Our findings were consistent with those of comparable reviews of acupuncture and herbal interventions for treating PMS/PMDD [ 34, 35].

This comparison is strengthened by our use of comparable reviewing methods at two time points, 2006 and 2011, giving us the opportunity to compare effects, intervention, and study characteristics over time.

The levels of agreement between Polish and US pathology results for the classification of ductal (80%) and lobular (68%) tumours were similar to what would be expected in comparable reviews in other settings, and the main disagreements were for the classification of mixed tumours (18%), largely attributable to differences in terminology.

The data sought from each study were based upon a comparable prior systematic review done in the HIV field [ 17] and included: date of publication, study size, participant characteristics and sample storage conditions.

The need for a comparable approach to reviews is equally compelling in the field of environmental health science because of the large number of studies and because they are as subject to bias as those in the clinical sciences.