Sentence examples for an earlier published study from inspiring English sources

As the investigation is a selective follow-up to an earlier published study [ 17], it has inherited some study design shortcomings.

This study was designed to validate an earlier published study based on a retrospective data analysis from a prospective randomized clinical trial.

In an earlier published study from Tanzanian private drugstores, we found that simulated clients were readily sold antibiotics for the treatment of sexually transmitted infection (STI) related complaints in spite of the prescription-only status of these drugs [ 21].

The above-described juxtacellular injection experiments were supplemented by 'classical' tracer experiments with small injections of the tracer biotinylated dextran amine (BDA), as performed in the context of an earlier published study (Van Dongen et al. 2005).

In this study, ALK overexpression was seen in 36%% of Middle Eastern breast cancer cases and this observation is in concordance with an earlier published study showing 47%% of ALK overexpression in a cohort of 100 breast cancer cases [ 45].

Building on an earlier published study which used PDA devices [ 8], the iDoc evaluation aimed to assess the value and impact of the Smartphone library of texts to support workplace learning.

Based on our results it would appear that all earlier published studies using γ-FBS to demonstrate and implicate NB and CNP in human diseased tissues are fundamentally flawed.

However, unlike all earlier published studies, our study differed in two key regards: firstly, ours was the only randomised and double-blinded trial.

This is an extension of our earlier published study, adding 13 subjects and prolonging the period of follow-up for several of the 15 subjects previously described [ 25].

A subgroup was already involved in our earlier published study (numbers 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14 according to table 2 in Ref. 12).

Hempstead's earlier published study of American suicide rates ended with 2010, and had documented a steep rise that appeared strongly related to financial distress and job problems.