Sentence examples for consistent research studies from inspiring English sources

Dr. Drescher is correct: There are no valid, consistent research studies evaluating these children to provide the empirical data to drive clinician's practice.

The present follow-up genome scan, which used a consistent research design across studies and examined the largest ASD sample collection reported to date, gave either equivalent or marginally increased evidence for linkage at several chromosomal regions implicated in our previous scan but eliminated evidence for linkage at other regions.

This result is consistent with other research studies (Black and Atkin 1996; Chen et al. 2016).

Consensus criteria for pediatric sepsis were therefore established to facilitate consistent enrollment across research studies [ 6].

Such finding is consistent with previous research studies [ 6, 7, 17].

In most cases however, the definition of usual or standard care was not described or where it was it was not consistent across primary research studies.

Although consensus criteria for pediatric sepsis were established to facilitate consistent enrollment across research studies, the extent to which these criteria reflect physician diagnosis of severe sepsis, which underlies external validity for pediatric sepsis research, is not known.

Consistent with previous large research studies [2 5, 50, 53], the risk factors of acute CA in the present study were female gender [3, 5, 50, 53], younger age at onset [53], longer migraine history [3, 5, 53], presence of aura [2, 5, 53], higher frequency of attacks [2, 3, 50, 53], severe headache impact (disability) [2, 5, 50], photophobia [2, 5], phonophobia [2, 5], and osmophobia [5].

This is consistent with most previous research studies [ 17, 18] and is unsurprising as many patients with low CD4 on HAART may be asymptomatic, while some of those responding to treatment may have diminished scores due to side effects of HAART therapy.

Consistent with these results, basic research studies and animal data demonstrated that vitamin D receptors exist on peripheral nerves and Schwann cells, and consequently, vitamin D could promote production of nerve growth factor and axon regeneration in peripheral nerves (Neveu et al. 1994; Cornet et al. 1998; Chabas et al. 2008).

Consistent with this line of research, studies have revealed that training on tasks that require self-control i.e. the ability to inhibit responses will improve response inhibition capacity and provide individuals to inhibit cue-response pairings more effectively.