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Discover LudwigThe phrase "adequate studies were identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in academic or research contexts when discussing the findings of a literature review or research analysis.
Example: "In our review of the literature, we found that adequate studies were identified to support our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "sufficient studies were found" or "appropriate studies were located."
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Thirty-one adequate studies were identified (5 meta-analysis, 4 RCTs, 6 prospective non-randomized study, 2 reviews, 2 retrospective studies, 2 case series, 1 case report) and evaluated.
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We had planned to investigate publication bias if an adequate number of studies were identified (n≥10).
Seven adequate or high quality eligible studies were identified.
Twenty-nine studies were identified with adequate controls to identify specific effects of homeopathic preparations, reporting significant effects of decimal and centesimal homeopathic potencies, including dilution levels beyond Avogadro's number.
No case-control studies were identified.
Relevant studies were identified through MEDLINE searches.
In the end, 38 controlled trials with adequate study quality were identified, evaluating in total 25 different prevention programs for externalizing problems.
--Ban food irradiation until adequate studies are mandated and its safety for foods is clear.
Several obstacles to adequate pain management were identified by the respondents: knowledge deficit, attitudes, and resources.
Specifically, adequate information about the HPV vaccine, general health information and SRH information provision were identified; echoing findings from similar studies in other LMIC [ 28].
These primary schools were identified as needing functioning toilets, adequate water supply and working taps.
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