Sentence examples for examining the same question from inspiring English sources

In 2009, in checking back on development patterns in the Amazon River basin, I examined this question: "Can Roads and Rain Forests Co-Exist?" Here's a Dot Earth Postcard from Erik Hoffner, a writer and photographer associated with Orion Magazine, examining the same question in the context of Russia's old forests and new highway plans.

Recent meta-analyses of RCTs found that their results showed as much and sometimes more variability than did those from unrandomized studies examining the same question, which neither overestimated nor underestimated the central tendency of the RCT results [ 9].

17 18 Discrepancies between the results of different systematic reviews examining the same question 19 20 and between meta-analyses and subsequent large trials 21 have shown that the results of meta-analyses can be biased, which may be partly caused by biased results in the trials they include.

Notwithstanding Obama's protestations, his brand of pragmatism is an ideology, and his reconsideration of what it means to be a judicial liberal has come at the same time as some in the legal academy are examining the same questions.

Each meta-analysis took the results of 10 to 20 individual research studies that examined the same question, such as whether a particular drug had an effect on a patient in the expected way.

To test whether the synthetic methods herein may affect the results, the authors also re-examined the same question using factor analysis as a robustness test.

We also examined the same question using a different statistical test.

This paper has drawn on two studies to examine the same research question: is practice QOF score associated with the responses of GPs to a survey?

1. Genetic Sample Consent - The Genetic Sample Consent form will permit proteomic and genetic testing (plasma and DNA) from stored peripheral blood and other available biological samples such as tissue, to examine the same research questions.

Experiments 1 and 2 examined all of these issues in an interlinked manner so that the same question was often re-examined in several related conditions.

With respect to clinical trials, Herxheimer [ 9] cogently expressed this need as follows: "...a proposal for a trial should be accompanied by a thorough review of all previous trials that have examined the same and closely related questions.