Sentence examples for because the studies used from inspiring English sources
These discrepancies may have arisen because the studies used narrow ranges of cue target onset asynchronies (CTOAs) which may have prevented the time courses of facilitation and inhibition effects to be fully assessed.
It is not possible to compare our findings with other published data concerning Type II FCD because the studies used different LSGs and different methodologies (IHC or ISH).
Two studies have investigated the validity of the entire classification system, but because the studies used different RCT designs, they answered different research questions.
Because the studies used different physical activity measures in their tests for trend (e.g., energy expended, intensity, frequency, or duration), as well as different categorisation schemes, we did not conduct a formal meta-analysis of trend across studies.
Anyway, caution is warranted in interpreting these differences because the studies used different versions of the KK, ours based on self-reports, sampled children of different ages, and our study was not based on a nationwide random sample.
Table 2 presents the results that we considered to be the highest quality according to our criteria, because the studies used both internal comparisons and more detailed exposure assessments.
Because some of the studies used external reference groups and some conducted within-study analyses, the default approach was to include within-study estimates for consistency.
It is unlikely that the use of different comparison groups generated bias because the studies using different comparators showed similar direction and magnitude of effect.
The role of specific treatment products is very difficult to determine even when utilizing meta-analyses, because the studies use different patient populations and frequencies of inhibitor testing.
Because the study used a sample of KIPP schools that did not include any schools in California, which provides only meager financing to charters, it had produced an exaggerated picture of average government financing for the schools nationwide, Mr. Wright said.
