The phrase "all of which evaluated" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a verb or context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The tests were conducted, all of which evaluated the participants' skills."
Alternatives: "all of which were assessed" or "all of which were analyzed".
There were seven observational studies, six of which evaluated variants of the Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) [ 45- 51].
First, this is the first study that we know of which evaluated physicians', nurses', and RTs' perceptions of an OVP in Brazil and Latin America.
Twenty articles met the inclusion criteria, 7 of which evaluated prenatal exposure to OPs, 8 postnatal exposure and 5 both pre- and postnatal exposure.
Fourteen peer-reviewed prospective and controlled studies were retrieved, 10 of which evaluated antibiotic treatment in dogs and four in cats.
Our search yielded 11 studies; 7 of which evaluated the effect of corticosteroid for primary therapy in KD, and 4 investigated the effect of corticosteroid therapy in IVIG-resistant patients.
At the same time, prominent news items discussed the proposed mandatory loss of anonymity with retrospective effect, most of which evaluated it as beneficial to donor-conceived people and thus desirable (e.g. Tomazin, 2013).
Several authors have estimated the potential impact of various interventions on maternal mortality in order to inform decisions on implementation and prioritize funding, many of which evaluate safe abortion strategies [31] [36].
Twenty-three variables were defined, 16 of which evaluating psychiatric disorders.
It is made up of sixteen items, 11 of which evaluate "specific symptoms" and 5 evaluate "general health".
Korean acupuncture trials, many of which evaluate acupuncture styles unique to Korea, are typically omitted from systematic reviews of acupuncture, resulting in the potential for language bias.
