Sentence examples for a more robust conclusion from inspiring English sources

Further preclinical and clinical studies are warranted in order to be able to obtain a more robust conclusion on the use of intravitreal TNF-? inhibitors.

Unpublished data are not included, and it is possible that these may harbour further helpful information; trial investigators should be motivated by this study to make such data accessible so that a more robust conclusion can be drawn.

To address this, some authors have recommended that Per Protocol (PP) analysis also be conducted alongside ITT to provide a more robust conclusion if both methods support the non-inferiority [ 9, 20].

The nature of the evidence currently available does not permit any more robust conclusion.

Using a randomized controlled design, we showed that MQ could improve the QOL of cancer patients; however, due to a small sample size more robust conclusions could not be drawn [ 17].

This needs to be analyzed retrospectively and validated prospectively in a larger dataset to allow more robust conclusions.

This was a post hoc analysis and more robust conclusions could have been drawn from prespecified and appropriately powered analyses.

The expediency of combining groups of health workers to obtain an adequate or convenient sample size is outweighed by the benefits of more robust conclusions for a narrower and well defined study population.

The inclusion of prospective hospital utilization studies in ART program monitoring and evaluation processes would ensure more data was collected over a longer period of time, allowing more robust conclusions to be drawn.

22 The present study, although being limited by its retrospective and noncomparative design, is characterized by a number of methodological strengths leading to more robust conclusions than in previous publications.

Given the lower allele frequency of this variant in Polynesians (<0.10 in the less admixed samples), a larger sample size is required for more robust conclusions about the possible role of SLC22A11 in gout in Polynesian people.