Sentence examples for a remark study from inspiring English sources

We hope that if journals required authors to include a REMARK study profile, those articles would have enhanced transparency and value for clinicians and patients.

As a remark that study also reported that myofascial pain in the orofacial region in children and adolescents often is misdiagnosed as recurrent ear infections [30].

The extension of EC3 Annex J derives from a remark in a previous study, where was demonstrated that the contributions of web cleats are not always negligible.

This is reminiscent of a remark of Hugh Woodin, that studying forcing leads to a better understanding of V — the general principle being that studying the models of a theory is not only useful to understand the theory itself, but useful to obtain a better picture of V (Woodin 1988).

A remark should be made on studies employing iconic symbols.

There are also some limitations in this study which require a remark.

As Namusisi and colleagues (18) remarked: " studies on the epidemiology of diabetes in sub-Saharan Africa are generally limited" (p.2).

Yet, as Forster et al. have remarked, studies to guide the introduction of midwife-led models of care are few and far between [ 9].

One mother in a Ugandan study remarked that, despite the shortfalls in the medical capacity of traditional birth attendants and family members, at least with them: "Nobody will restrain/rebuke you and sometimes the attendant will sympathetically cry along with you" [ 84].

For inclusion, studies had to conform to REporting recommendations for tumor MARKer (REMARK) prognostic study criteria.

Mr. Gore also used the speech to make his first remarks about a study released this week by the RAND Corporation, a research organization in Santa Monica, Calif., that raised questions about the effectiveness of student testing in Texas.