Sentence examples for but one study suggests from inspiring English sources

Few data exist on PAC in other settings of pulmonary vascular dysfunction in the ICU, but one study suggests that PVR may be a poor indicator of pulmonary-circulation status in ventilated patients with ALI/ARDS [ 62].

Alzheimer's remains a poorly understood disease, but one study suggests a possible link between it and early life.

The TRAIL-sensitization activity of mithramycin is not very well characterized, but one study suggests that this activity is caused by the down regulation of X-linked Inhibitor of Apoptosis Protein (XIAP) [ 37].

But one study suggests that its preference for smaller schools is not necessarily yielding the results it wants, and that breaking up big urban schools could be doing more harm than good.

The IMF has not said officially what that norm should be, but one study suggests it is about 2.9% of GDP.The corollary of a cheap currency is a large current-account surplus.

51 Correct estimation of menstrual cycle length depends on many individual factors, but one study suggested that sexually active women who are trying to conceive may be more accurate in their reports.

> -wrap-foot> The association of walking speed with subsequent fracture risk was examined in five study populations with all but one study suggesting that slower walking speed was associated with higher subsequent risk of fracture, whatever the fracture site examined (Table  2 and Supplementary data available in Age and Ageing online).

Excessive reactive oxygen species (ROS) injure multiple tissues during HG, but only one study suggests that excessive ROS generation may be linked to HG-induced diaphragm weakness.

Masturbation has have a positive effect on cardiovascular health and one study suggests it can even lower the risk of type-2 diabetes.

One study suggests a high sensitivity but suboptimal specificity.

One study suggests an association with kidney cancer, but the second study did not.