First, we presented a new estimate of ocean heating throughout its full depth (most studies only consider the top portion of the ocean).
Most studies only assess the manufacturing stages, often completely overlooking impacts occurring during the occupancy stage and at the end of life of the building.
In most studies, only service use during index admission was observed, but eight studies included a longer observation period during follow-up after hospital discharge.
To date, the interactive mechanisms of N and acid deposition on soil respiration (nutrient effect vs. acidification effect) remain unclear, because most studies only focused on simulating N deposition.
Soil contains the majority of terrestrial carbon; however, most studies only focus on soil organic carbon (SOC) in the first meter or even shallower layers, and soil inorganic carbon (SIC) and root-derived carbon (RDC) are often overlooked.
Most studies only focused on interior frames with rigid horizontal and out-of-plane restraints, whereas limited data are available on the effects of weak restraints and out-of-plane rotations on the behaviour of composite frames against progressive collapse.
In most studies, only the point-wise feature-label information is fed to the model for parameter learning that may result in model overfitting, particularly when with limited training data.
Most studies only ask about one or two cyber offences.
Most studies only focus on the skills gap in relation to large companies.
Most studies only include patients with low and stable or decreasing serum beta-hCG levels.
However, most studies only evaluate process configurations for MEA solvent and the interaction between solvent and process is ignored (Le Moullec et al. 2014).
