Sentence examples for beyond the original study from inspiring English sources

After the first 12 months an extended long term follow-up study (LTFU) was initiated so that follow-up beyond the original study was possible.

For the latter type the term "secondary research" specifies research based on datasets of already conducted clinical trials addressing research questions going beyond the original study protocol.

The BBSRC, Biosciences KTN and Aviagen contributed funding for a CASE Studentship to take the work forward beyond the original study.

These analyses have helped us avoid serious problems including, for example, distribution of data sets that were missing a sizable number of cases and distribution of data sets that included subsamples of subjects who had refused consent for data distribution beyond the original study team.

We believe that we have 'gone beyond' the original studies to produce a synthesis which does far more than merely describe the findings of the included studies.

This involves identifying key themes in published studies, then going beyond the original studies to identify similarities and differences, and to propose novel interpretations, 'lines of argument', or 'third-order' concepts not found in any single study [ 21, 22].

While newspaper stories about neuroscience research usually have some sort of appreciable logic, they typically end up with conclusions or predictions that are well beyond the focus of the original study, and bear little or no resemblance to a scientific critique.

Although this issue was beyond the scope of the original study, the volume of data and recurrence of this issue provided a strong rationale for further exploration.

There are many unresolved issues related to the need for informed consent and HIPPA compliance for analyses beyond those planned in the original study particularly when based on IPD.

In addition, there are a number of more technical shortcomings associated with the generation of economic evidence including methodological inconsistency across completed economic evaluations and the limited generalisability or transferability of findings or settings beyond the location of the original study.

As a limited case study designed as a supplement to prior research, the results may not be translatable to other situations or research questions beyond that addressed in the original study, and the opinions of the three respondents may not be representative of all the stakeholders involved in the commercialization landscape at the University of Kentucky or elsewhere.