Sentence examples for handle studies from inspiring English sources

Some more information is necessary here (how did the authors handle studies in which some of the patients met the exclusion criteria?).

Other methods are able to handle studies with arbitrary designs, but decompose studies into comparisons in ways that induce study-specific bias and hinder the interpretation of the retrieval results.

36 To handle studies that reported zero outcomes for mortality, we performed a series of sensitivity analyses comparing Peto, Mantel-Haenszel, and inverse variance statistical methods with fixed and random effect with 0.5 continuity correction.

College officials who handle study abroad have also been trying to reassure students and their parents.

Our method is quite flexible and can handle study cohorts composed of a mixture of several clinically defined subgroups.

All animal handling studies were conducted under the approval of Genentech's AALAC-accredited institutional animal care and use committee.

This paper focuses on the power handling studies of the beryllium tiles for the outer poloidal limiters and ICRH horizontal protections, and the optimization of their design to achieve the operational goal described above.

In contrast to other neonatal stimulation studies that assign entire litters of pups to stimulated versus control conditions (e.g. in neonatal handling studies [44] [47]), here the stimulated (novelty-exposed) and control (home-staying) pups shared the same dam.

Video observation of hand hygiene practices is not frequently used in healthcare settings [ 16], but has been used successfully in food handling studies [ 17, 18].

Several capture and handling studies, mostly using baited box traps and corral traps, have been carried out on this species [ 10- 12].

Because most calcium handling studies are done in either mouse or rat individual myocytes [ 6] we aimed to gain insight into the global calcium transient in a multicellular preparation in a mammalian model that more closely resembles human calcium handling, which is different in many aspects from small mammals [ 36, 37].