Sentence examples for criticised studies from inspiring English sources

He added that while UK ministers and industry criticised studies in which the pesticide doses were controlled, the failure of the field study showed the benefits of that approach.

Schachter et al. criticised studies for a range of reasons including; inadequate study descriptions; poor research methodology; inadequate interventions; and failing to measure or control for relevant baseline characteristics of participants.

Jun and Arcevedo-Garcia [ 3] criticised that studies on single mothers rarely examined the influence of parenting on smoking.

Anti-smoking groups criticised the study, which relied on research funded by the tobacco industry.

The animal rights group Humane Research Australia (HRA) has criticised the study, which aimed to see whether the heart donor pool could be increased with donation after circulatory death.

Anti-smoking groups criticised the study, which relied on research funded by the tobacco industry, and even the journal's publisher, the British Medical Association, issued a statement criticising the "flawed" methodology of the study.The NCI's new figures showing a levelling-off of death rates demonstrate that the war on cancer is still far from won.

A scientist at the US-based Consumers Union criticised the study, saying that the same amount of bacteria could be found in an average bag of salad.

The quality of some of these studies has been criticised, and other studies have concluded that there is no relationship between these environmental factors and the development of AD.

It is always possible to criticise observational studies as women who attend screening might differ from those who do not so that any observed effect might not be causal.

Previous investigators have been criticised for performing studies on infarcts belonging to a restricted arterial territory and hence in this study we include infarcts from any arterial territory.

An analysis by the Pesticide Action Network also criticised some industry studies for not comparing control groups of mice that had been exposed to glyphosate – and had high incidences of tumours – with similar groups that had not.