Sentence examples for far larger studies from inspiring English sources

The Canadian labels have been linked to quitting in far larger studies than Martin Lindstrom's study of 32 subjects.

While the extent and severity of side effects appear to be limited so far, larger studies will unravel the risk involved with the clinical benefit.

However, given the limited evidence so far, larger studies with current acquisition and reconstruction protocols as well as new analysis software are required to validate the diagnostic and prognostic value of this approach.

With the publication of far larger studies, a recent review suggests that the frequency of perforation is 1%, with most patients who sustain perforation responding to non-operative therapy.

(Mount Sinai is scheduled to release a far larger study today, and it is expected to show serious ailments among many more workers).

To our knowledge, this is the so far largest study comparing GPs' experiences of sickness certification.

The by far largest study performed by Reynolds and Wasserman in 1942 found that only 15 patients out of 10.000 (0.15%) with syphilis had destructive bony changes [ 2].

Although this is the largest European prospective study so far, even larger studies are necessary for specific analyses in subgroups of patients, e.g. within stages of disease, or within groups of patients with the same treatment.

So far, large-scale studies of emotion in lexical processing have not addressed the question of whether the valence effect is being driven by a specific, limited set of words: those referring explicitly to emotion, or whether it generalises to all valenced words.

Far longer and larger studies are needed to show that the drugs would keep working over a lifetime and would be safe.

Earlier soil CO2 flux measurements, in fact, have demonstrated a total diffusive hydrothermal CO2 release at Furnas, from an area (6.2 km2) far larger than that studied here, as high as 968 t day−1 (Viveiros et al. 2010).