Sentence examples for articles utilised from inspiring English sources

Two of the articles utilised data from the same study: the EPCAN Study [ 26, 27].

Some articles (8%) also made mention of the potential harms of too much vitamin D. Importantly, many newspaper articles utilised the inverted pyramid style, 46 which often puts more detailed information, such as the potential for harm further down in the article.

Burns research articles utilise a variety of descriptive and inferential methods to present and analyse data.

We could only find two published articles utilising HES for analysis of data within ophthalmology.

Inclusion of articles utilising the Scottish Freedom of Information Act as opposed to the UK FOI Act may have yielded further examples of FOI use.

Research reported in this article utilised a survey design.

The following exclusion criteria were applied to search results: the article was a conference abstract, editorial, letter, opinion, audit or review; the population studied was non-surgical (eg, pathology, medicine); the article described methods of feedback, not the impact of feedback; the article utilised a medical student population.

This review sought a broad description of the attitudes and perceptions of healthcare providers, as well as the challenges they faced in the provision of services to cross-border migrants; articles which utilised qualitative methods were considered more suitable in achieving this objective than articles using quantitative methods.

This caused a problem with specificity, resulting in thousands of inappropriate hits as there was no way to exclude studies with the word " qualitative" unless all articles clearly utilised and indexed qualitative research methods in the title, abstract and keywords.

However, the authors of the article merely utilised three parameters to decide whether it was possible to administer chemotherapy to the elderly: functional status, as measured by the Lawton Brody Scale and the Barthel Scale; comorbidity, as measured by the Charlson Index; and the researchers' own subjective opinions.

Secondly, we focused on articles that utilise IPD obtained from multiple studies (or sources), and did not consider articles which used a single database containing clustering (e.g. by practice); such articles raise similar issues for the analysis, but we wanted to focus on the typical IPD meta-analysis scenario where IPD studies are obtained and then synthesised.