Sentence examples for best designed study from inspiring English sources

The latest and perhaps best designed study was conducted among patients with debilitating fibromyalgia, a complex and poorly understood pain syndrome.

Although, for example, a large study of retirees in 1991 showed a 70percentt reduction in the risk of stroke among women who were using estrogen (compared with those who never did), the Nurses Health Studyy found no decrease in strokes among hormone users, and the best designed study -- the Women's Health Initiative -- showed a small hormone-related increase in strokes.

Conversely, the arguably best designed study by Agyapong and colleagues (2012, 2013) showed little long-term effect.

The best designed studies reported the least effects of these factors on treatment outcome.

In two of the best designed studies, investigators from the University of Oxford analyzed data from a Swedish registry of hospital admissions and criminal convictions.

Even the best designed studies may differ in several parameters, leading to a broad continuum of reported effect sizes as shown in Figure 2. Schmid et. al. [ 30] demonstrated previously that the observed treatment effect generally depends from the baseline (or control) value.

In addition, even in the very best designed and conducted studies it is unusual to finish with a dataset in which complete data are available in a usable format for every subject.

Using this problem solving approach to clinical care that incorporates the conscientious use of current best evidence from well designed studies, a clinician's expertise, and patient values and preferences, nurses and other health care providers can provide care that goes beyond the status quo.

To start with, there have been thousands of studies on breastfeeding and health outcomes, and the best and most effectively designed studies available today demonstrate that breastfeeding changes health risks for mothers and children.

Many of the studies best designed to examine influence were the ones that did not explore mechanisms of influence.

This review considers different aspects of genetic risk, including individual, population, and familial risks, and explores how these different measures interact and how the next generation of genetic studies might be best designed.