Sentence examples for by large population studies from inspiring English sources

Walnut is the most common cause of allergic reactions to tree nuts, as reported by large population studies.

Those are just a few of the parenting practices that have been linked by large population studies to a child's later risk of becoming obese.

Due to our sample size and their characteristics, our results should be confirmed by large population studies and further, tested on populations with comorbidities.

These observations are supported by large population studies suggesting low SES is a determinant for all-cause mortality and multiple morbidities.

The ethnic difference may be also induced by curative activities, such as drug use or age at the first diagnosis, although these have to be further confirmed by large population studies.

These results are supported by large population studies conducted in the United States [ 45], Sweden [ 41], Denmark [ 46], and the United Kingdom [ 47] that report greater mobility limitations in persons of lower socioeconomic position, although none of these studies have used the TUG to measure physical function.

However, 3T MR facilities are less in current use than 1.5T systems; if our data will be confirmed by more large population studies, the translation of this technique in common clinical practice could be more feasible.

"If vitamin C supplements were acting in a powerful way," says Plumber, "we'd have seen some more consistent findings by now". And the large population studies performed so far suggest that most Americans are already getting as much of the vitamin as they need in their regular diet, without supplements, doctors say.

By the early two-thousands, large population studies had revealed a strong genetic link between schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.

The connection between obesity, diabetes and cancer was first reported in 2004 in large population studies by researchers from the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer.

Bone density measurements by DXA are not feasible for large population studies, whereas portable ultrasound heel scanners can provide a practical way of assessing bone health status.