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The phrase "and some studies evaluated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research or academic findings, particularly when referring to studies that have been conducted on a specific topic.
Example: "The report highlights various factors affecting climate change, and some studies evaluated the impact of urbanization on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "and several studies assessed" or "and a few studies analyzed".
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Other published cost effectiveness analyses on HPV screening evaluated the combination of smear tests and HPV tests as primary screening and some studies evaluated HPV tests alone as the primary test.
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Some studies evaluated the relationship between glycemic control and fracture risk and found conflicting results (26– 30).
Some studies evaluated only suicides, whereas others included homicides, accidents and undetermined deaths.
Some studies evaluated one case study while other evaluated multiple case studies, and some evaluated more than one type of appraisal.
Some studies evaluated dry eye syndrome in diabetic patients.
Gemcitabine has broader effects on a variety of suppressive cells, and the clinical effect seen in some studies evaluating Tregs may be partially related to the elimination of MSCs.
Besides, some studies evaluate the node importance in wireless sensor network with statistical methods.
96 studies evaluated hip arthroplasty and 57 studies evaluated knee arthroplasty.
Some of these studies evaluated the friction characteristics, surface roughness, ligation method, etc.
Many studies evaluated multiple primary prevention interventions, and some targeted multiple risk factors.
Six studies evaluated vasopressin as a therapeutic approach, two evaluated terlipressin and one study evaluated both.
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