Sentence examples for inconsistencies studies from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding several inconsistencies, studies indicate that health care systems focusing on PHC have lower hospital use and score better with regard to access to health care, cost-effectiveness and mortality rates than systems focusing more on specialist health care [ 2, 12- 15].

All of the published abstracts had at least one minor inconsistency (title, authors, research center, outcome presentation, conclusion), while 65% had at least major inconsistencies (study objective, hypothesis, study design, primary outcome measures, sample size, statistical analysis, results, SD/CI).

Inconsistencies among studies may be related to the smoking study cohort and the baseline cognitive performance level.

In addition, differences in study design and inconsistencies in study outcomes constrained the production of evidence-based load carriage recommendations for young people.

These variations could account for phantom patterns or inconsistencies between studies.

A number of inconsistencies between studies are, nonetheless, present in the literature.

Inconsistencies between studies were detected in all 14 predictors, and 12 predictors were consistently not predictive.

We argue that inconsistencies across studies are caused by variance in participants' strategies.

A systematic review of reviews can explain inconsistencies between studies and provide a clearer understanding of the effects of interventions.

We provide a review of the current structural imaging literature in HD and highlight inconsistencies between studies.

Previous findings regarding relationships between cortisol secretory activity and reproductive (pubertal) maturation lack clarity and may reflect methodological inconsistencies between studies.