Sentence examples for most published evidence from inspiring English sources
Most published evidence was obtained in spontaneously breathing adults and is thus directly related neither to mechanically ventilated nor pediatric patients.
Most published evidence therefore supports the view that the T158M mutation compromises binding between MeCP2 and methylated DNA.
Most published evidence suggested that substrates in nonaqueous phase solids or liquids are unavailable for direct microbial uptake.
Among these genes, SCN2A has the most published evidence to support its role in the epilepsies.
Most previously published evidence on effective interventions to improve correct dosage adjustment in CKD patients comes from inpatient settings [ 20, 21, 23], even though dosage-related medication errors are equally relevant in outpatient primary care settings [ 40].
However, the most recently published evidence has shown that the event rate of completed and attempted suicide in patients with unipolar, recurrent depression (with or without Axis II diagnosis) is higher than expected and can be more than 35% at 12 months [ 22, 23].
3) Based on the analysis of the most comprehensive published evidence currently available, derived from an individual patient data meta-analysis of >9000 adult patients with MDR-TB, WHO has recommended treatment duration for patients with MDR-TB for the initial intensive phase of 7 8.5 months and total treatment of 20 months.
First, most of the published evidence has come from high income countries.
9 12 Most of the published evidence base on the cost-effectiveness of cessation and tobacco control has been produced with no or minimal stakeholder engagement.
Virus infection and transgenic expression of viral proteins alter accumulation and activity of miRs and so far, most of the published evidence involves post-transcriptional regulations.
Most of the published evidence shows that vildagliptin 50 mg/day or 100 mg/day is more effective than placebo in reducing both fasting plasma glucose and 2 and 4 hours postprandial plasma glucose (Tables 3 and 4).
