Sentence examples for limited one study from inspiring English sources

While research on the effects of drinking illicit alcohol is limited, one study, published in the Southern Medical Journal in 2009, said the minimum dose of isopropyl alcohol necessary to kill an adult is just 100 ml (about two shots), but that death and kidney failure from ingestion is rare.

Data on the impact of malaria on cognition among schoolchildren living in high transmission settings are surprisingly limited; one study conducted in western Kenya showed that three rounds of intermittent preventive treatment (IPT) significantly improved classroom attention of schoolchildren.

Although information on the efficacy of HPV vaccines in this age group is limited, one study has reported that Gardasil® is highly effective in preventing HPV-related diseases in females aged 15 to 45 years who were HPV naïve [ 13].

Data on nesting success rates is limited; one study of 35 nests found 28 (80%) resulted in the fledging of at least one young currawong.

They acknowledged that the conclusion was based on limited information: one study that showed two female rats developed tumors after being exposed to the chemical.

On the other hand, limited work (one study by this time) has been carried out on the application of ground glass as SCM in SCC (Liu 2011).

Data comparing RBT performance with GAT in children with glaucoma are scarce and limited to one study only.

Although there is increased interest in how transitions to a palliative care approach are, and should be, managed in conditions other than cancer, the evidence here is even more limited, although one study concluded that there is a need for further evaluation of the point for transition to palliative care in heart failure.

In examining the impact of PITC on limited human resources, one study in Kenya found that implementing PITC increased the median consultation time from 10to1717 minutes [ 32].

Research on digital games and behavioral engagement is more limited, with only one study suggesting that games lead to greater participation in educational activities (Hew et al., 2016).

The other intervention categories provided only limited evidence (only one study per intervention).