Sentence examples for a currently published study from inspiring English sources

A currently published study showed that physicians, who are female, grew up in rural areas, live with a partner and have children more likely aspire to become a GP [ 22].

This study, conducted in 21 different emergency departments across the United States and Canada, will enroll more than 10 times as many patients with head trauma as any currently published study.

We performed this meta-analysis by pooling all currently published studies to obtain a better estimation and provide important insights into the etiology of thyroid cancer.

Both literature data and the currently published study once more confirm that patients with sepsis die with AKI rather than of AKI: no single indicator of renal function or kidney injury was predictive of mortality in the multivariate model as it was applied by Chou and colleagues [ 1].

A study overcoming most of the methodological flaws of currently published studies should include a large enough sample, evaluate a possible intervention effect at different time points, use statistical tests properly, and adopt a non-adherence measurement method independent of a patient's awareness (thus not self-report).

It is highly necessary to conduct a meta-analysis to assess the results of the currently published studies on this topic.

All currently published studies are consistent with regard to the effect of PP on oxygenation during VV-ECMO.

Currently published studies are concluding mostly positively in favor of the evaluated silicone-based therapy.

The majority of currently published studies describe childhood-onset disease in countries where TA is most prevalent [ 7, 11, 14].

Currently published studies, although illuminating, are already inadequate to assess the relative influence of and interactions between the currently identified loci.

LARGE2 was subsequently shown to catalyze the same reaction, although none of the currently published studies have established the initial acceptor for these activities in vivo.