Sentence examples for comprehensive summary of studies from inspiring English sources
This review will discuss the features and properties of PANI based composites that make them effective biomaterials, and it provides a comprehensive summary of studies where the use of PANI as a biomaterial component has enhanced cellular function and behavior.
For a more comprehensive summary of the studies undertaken, refer to the relevant HSE technical report (HSE, 2012a).
This paper presents a comprehensive summary of various studies concerning healing capability of bituminous materials in order to arrange the relevant topics, evaluation of their results and finding the essential fields for further investigations as a step toward designing sustainable infrastructures.
A comprehensive summary of these studies has been reported by Jensen et al. [9].
This article briefly reviews the evolution of SWI since its conception and provides the reader with a comprehensive summary of various studies that have been done on its application for detecting and grading intraaxial brain tumors, specifically gliomas.
A comprehensive summary of these early studies found elasticities for teen employment clustered between −0.1 and −0.3 (Brown et al., 1982).
As described by Sandelowski (2000), a qualitative descriptive study provides "a comprehensive summary of an event in the everyday terms of those events" [ 21], p.336.
The current study provides a comprehensive summary of the existing proximal humerus fracture literature using a thematic framework developed by a multi-disciplinary collaboration.
Our knowledge user group has since grown to include representation from these fields in our subsequent research.> Overall, the results of the current study provide a comprehensive summary of the existing proximal humerus fracture literature using a thematic framework developed by a multi-disciplinary knowledge user collaboration.
Given the lack of randomised controlled trial results for screening colonoscopy, systematic, joint presentation of results from both types of studies is required to enable the most comprehensive summary of the evidence available to date.
The aim of descriptive exploratory studies is generally to present a comprehensive summary of events as experienced by the participants in the event [ 23, 24].
