Sentence examples for estimates of studies from inspiring English sources

This study presents a systematic review of the literature on bystander and non-medical administration of naloxone, synthesizes the effect estimates of studies reporting quantitative outcomes, and reports on the effectiveness of naloxone administration by bystanders in reversing overdoses as well as whether overdose response training increases knowledge of overdose recognition and management.

Therefore, inclusion of people with subsyndromal depression in the reference category may weaken the risk estimates of studies with categorically based depression definition.

Thus, inclusion of people with subsyndromal depression in the reference category may have weakened estimates of studies using categorically based depression definitions.

While pooled estimates of studies with follow-up periods under 12 months were generally protective, those with follow-up periods in excess of 12 months were not.

Because studies reported varied time intervals between treatment and retesting, we opted not to pool the estimates of studies, as this would likely produce biased overestimates of sensitivity and specificity.

This systematic review investigated patient accrual and estimates of study duration in RCTs by interrogating enrollment and registration practices.

Post hoc estimates of study power are provided in supplemental Fig. S1.

To address this well-known problem, estimates of study efforts are usually introduced in parasitological studies [ 6, 43].

Other tests of cognition/achievement were included in the hierarchical model to obtain more accurate estimates of study-to-study and end point to end point variability.

Outcomes may be linked to prevalence estimates of study sample subsets according to radiographic classification of OA severity, as has previously been performed with rheumatoid arthritis [ 96].

(ii) Sample size The size of the sample used in a study, i.e. the number of experimental units (usually patients), largely determines the precision of estimates of study population characteristics such as means and variances.