Sentence examples for articles were analyzed for from inspiring English sources

Also articles were analyzed for TF-IDF scores according to years and n-grams were created.

Articles were analyzed for statement placement (beginning, middle, or end) of key phrases about limitations and condom promotion.

Specifically, the findings of articles were analyzed for themes, or frequently repeated ideas, in the types of information reported.

Articles were analyzed for evidence of duplication of data and kindreds that had been included in previous mutation studies were excluded from the analysis.

Articles were analyzed for content related to: (1) headlines and titles; (2) colloquialisms; and, (3) accuracy of reporting of the characteristics and results of the study.

Reference lists of relevant review articles were analyzed for additional papers, as was the textbook Herb, Nutrient, and Drug Interactions: clinical implications and therapeutic strategies.

Then, the full text of each retained article was analyzed for whether it met the prespecified eligibility criteria.

The search for articles was performed using a combination of keywords in the databases available, without scientific design constraints, being selected series with five or more surgeries; the selected articles were analyzed regarding serious (need for surgical treatment) and mild complications (without surgery).

Biases and misrepresentations were measured by three methods: Review articles were analyzed with a validated instrument for monitoring bias in CME [56].

Data for 24 articles were analyzed and reported in a narrative format.

50 articles were analyzed in detail.