Sentence examples for examining long term from inspiring English sources
Studies examining long term impacts of fasting behaviours of pregnant Muslim women without access to objective fasting behaviour may introduce bias to their results if fasting behaviours are assumed to be homogenous.
These studies have not examined long term effects of pollution on the eyes.
No studies examined, or were necessarily designed to examine, long term adverse effects, such as cognitive injury.
Firstly, the period of collection of data related to suicide is relatively short, so it is difficult to examine long term trends of suicide at the LGA level.
Most of these studies and a number of other programs (many with mixed or null results) aimed at increasing sun protection among high-risk outdoor workers have limitations, including having limited comparison or no control groups, limited examination of cognitions, or not examining long-term effectiveness [ 17, 28, 29].
With some experts arguing that structural flaws in the pension system need to be addressed, lawmakers are also examining long-term changes.
As a long-term solution, the Tasmanian government is awaiting a feasibility study due midyear into the prospect of creating a second Basslink cable and also has a sub-committee examining long-term renewable energy options.
Examining long-term effect of Pi infusion on DMI could determine if competing mechanisms complicate the determination of P requirement for dairy cows.
However, studies examining long-term follow-up on patients who underwent ACDF reveal evidence of radiographic and clinical degenerative disc disease at the levels adjacent to the fusion construct.
Our study adds to the literature by examining long-term trends in somatic specialised hospital care.
