Sentence examples for concern data from the from inspiring English sources

In view of this concern, data from the Fracture Intervention Trials (FIT) [ 17] and a few RCTs involving risedronate [ 18] have recently been reviewed and the incidence and risk of AF regarding bisphosphonate use were analyzed.

(This question was asked only in 2003) Concerning data from the health insurance providers, the prescriptions were collected using ATC classification.

At this point, it should be noted that, in non-Asian populations, as far as dyslipidemia and elevated blood pressure are concerned, data from the study of Berber et al 21 appear to be extremely in favor of BMI.

Second, our initial findings were derived from patients receiving second-line therapy of oxaliplatin combined with capecitabine, whereas CAIRO2 concerns data from first-line therapy with the addition of bevacizumab and cetuximab also.

Table 1 Summary of concerns about PFOA under environmental aspects Concern Exemplary data from the literature which prove the concern Ref. Environmental persistence no degradation observed [32] Findings and distributions in surface waters n.d.

The ontology [ 17] is responsible of mapping concerned data from organization agents to analysis agents.

This particularly concerns data from LMIC countries.

This is of particular concern when data from the NCPES are being used both to inform policy and to plan service improvement.

As government makes increasing requests based on "national security" concerns for data from the very businesses that collect so much about each of us, transparency becomes an ever-more-vital concern.

While Ms. Reinhart and Mr. Rogoff have been commended for tracking down historic economic records going back centuries, we believe that the correlation between debt and growth over the last decade is more informative and useful for assessing present-day policy concerns than data from the post-World War II era or, say, the Industrial Revolution.

As Henrik Malchau noted in a recent interview, "orthopaedic surgeons are also concerned that data from the registry will be used to monitor their performance as surgeons.