Sentence examples for collate studies from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the purpose of this review was to collate studies that incorporate both exercise and CAR, in an effort to better understand (a) whether CAR is a useful marker for monitoring exercise stress and (b) how CAR may be most appropriately used in future research.
This review aims to systematically identify and collate studies describing the prevalence of type 2 diabetes, to summarise the findings, and to explore selected factors that may influence prevalence estimates.
Five respondents indicated that they were not only using this software to collate studies identified through database searching, but also to record reviewers' decisions with respect to the inclusion or exclusion of studies.
Again, there was the threat of a demonstration against her, this time outside the British Library, which would have been a bit embarrassing (you can't demonstrate against someone collating study results. What are you going to put on your placard? Down with Meta-Studies?).
A statement on the Blackpool website read: "Following the abandonment of the Huddersfield Town match today, the club would like to confirm that all available CCTV footage is now being collated and studied by the relevant authorities to identify those who took part in the pitch invasion and other offences of disorder.
Blackpool released a statement saying: "The club would like to confirm that all available CCTV footage is now being collated and studied by the relevant authorities to identify those who took part in the pitch invasion and other offences of disorder.
While it might seem farfetched, but collating and studying user data is at the core of what Smule does as a company.
The parameters collated included study size, setting, population, comparator group, whether smoking and/or alcohol were assessed and analysis of confounders (table 2).
Some studies collate all group scores to give an overall priority of items from the different groups (Dening et al. 2012).
Here we collate several case studies from Antarctica, where roughness calculations have been used as a glaciological tool to infer basal processes and ice-sheet history over large (>500 km2) areas.
We undertook a systematic review of the literature to identify and collate all prospective studies that measured restless legs syndrome symptoms and/or periodic limb movements following the introduction of an antidepressant.
