Sentence examples for moderate quality found from inspiring English sources

[ 28, 50, 60, 64, 69], four reported mixed results [ 29, 43, 58, 63], and one study of moderate quality found an association between "root tension" and disability [ 30].

The study of moderate quality found no association between ROM of the hip and return to work at two years follow-up in a chronic secondary care population [ 31].

One randomised trial of moderate quality found no significant difference between the active intervention that involved two extra inspections (intensified supervision and additional training for the district drug inspectors) and the regular intervention in improving the quality of medicines.

Two studies of moderate quality found no association between muscle strenght tests and outcome [ 28, 31], one included acute patients in factory health centers [ 28], the other chronic secondary care patients [ 31].

One study of moderate quality found that patients with two or more positive neurological signs showed significantly less improvement in pain and disability after one year, but the association was not retained in a multivariable analysis.

One study of moderate quality found an association between low endurance of the back extensors and poor outcome of return to work (disability pension), and between high endurance of back extensors and poor outcome of back pain but no association with leg pain, disability or global improvement [ 27].

However, in adjusted analyses, two studies of low to moderate methodological quality found a statistically higher risk of reproductive tract infections (AOR=1.54, 95% CI 1.08 to 2.21) and genital infections (AOR=1.72, 95% CI 1.02 to 2.92) with FGM/C.

One low quality and one moderate quality study found no association with outcome [ 31, 57].

Two moderate quality studies found no association with outcome [ 28, 69].

Several studies of low to moderate quality have found an association between computer work and clinical findings [ 23, 28, 30, 34].

Three moderate quality studies found an association between non-organic signs and poor outcome of return to work [ 41, 53, 58].