Sentence examples for but one study in from inspiring English sources

Many people believe that it is hunters, stomping around in the woods in the fall in their orange hats, who drive the deer into traffic, but one study in Wisconsin showed that there were as many deer accidents per mile of road in areas that banned hunting as in areas that had hunting.

Many studies have demonstrated these biases, but one study in particular found that female leaders had to be perceived as both strong and sensitive to be considered effective.

Few studies have evaluated the association between social deprivation and LOS but one study in elderly pneumonia admissions observed a longer LOS for patients living alone [ 9].

Factors associated with PSA test use have not been widely explored, but one study in Australia found that socioeconomic factors were not strongly associated with PSA test use [ 18].

The included qualitative and mixed methods studies of people with a mental health problem had an average quality rating of 5.8/7 for the 17 studies; with all but one study in this group receiving a rating of at least moderate quality (4/7 or greater).

Few studies have reported both retrospective and prospective falls data from the same sample, but one study in a younger old sample that also report recalled and followed-up falls from two consecutive years showed a similar trend to ours in reporting more repeated falls in follow-up, but also more single falls.

We focused on a composite clinical outcome comprising cardiovascular death, myocardial infarction, and stroke, which was the primary outcome for all but one study included in the analysis, in which it was a secondary endpoint.

3 Paragonimiasis was endemic to Thailand in the 1980s, but one study conducted in a known paragonimiasis-endemic area of central Thailand reported a sharp decrease in prevalence between the mid-1980s and 2005.

But one study, published in February, did find such evidence in animals.

But one study published in Psychology Today suggests that this empathy isn't an innate quality... it's just that women try harder to empathize.

Mean ages ranged from 43.3 71.0 years, with all but one study conducted in primary care.