Sentence examples for by more specific studies from inspiring English sources

We showed that mental illnesses are more prevalent in more unequal societies: this has now been confirmed by more specific studies of depression and schizophrenia, as well as by evidence that your income ranking is a better predictor of developing illness than your absolute income.

The role of bariatric surgery, a recommended treatment for obesity that is often required also by patients with Binge Eating Disorder, deserves more specific studies.

Because of the wide range of different types of interventions and different mechanisms by which various interventions were expected to work, it was deemed appropriate to categorize the studies by more specific intervention types.

Future studies might determine whether risk varies by more specific crime types in the neighbourhood.

Least specific analyses including studies using more diverse measures of depression were conducted first, followed by more specific analyses which focused on single instruments and/or on single cut-offs.

However, this current study provides much more detail about the cause of falls by more specific age groups among the older adult population.

Table  2 shows that the combination of the keywords was by far more specific in identifying the prediction studies that are cited in this paper as compared with the PubMed Clinical Queries.

Our analysis complements more detailed (but more system specific) studies that are available in the literature.

Clinical detection is based, in part, on recognition of the multiple signs and symptoms comprising the Framingham HF diagnostic criteria that are typically documented, but not necessarily synthesized, by primary care physicians well before more specific diagnostic studies are done.

Each given model is kept simple and current at a conceptual level, so that each model can be replaced by more advanced models in specific studies.

However, there is a need to confirm this finding in future studies by identifying more specific categories that constitute writing background.