Sentence examples for most studies reviewed from inspiring English sources
Despite the complexity of smoking behaviors (quitting, relapsing, maintaining, occasional smoking and so on), the concept of self-efficacy was mostly measured on single occasions over the course of most studies reviewed; multiple measurements of concepts were not utilized in the randomized controlled trials.
A recent systematic review on the treatment need for posterior bounded edentulous spaces [10] demonstrated that overeruption was limited to 2 mm for most studies reviewed.
Most studies reviewed here represented a low level of evidence.
Most studies reviewed in this paper described the theory in relation to specific situations in particular countries, rather than considering its generalisability.
Most studies reviewed did not systematically examine outcomes and mechanisms, and placed more emphasis on processes rather than outcome measures [ 25].
Like the outcomes of proposal review in other regions, most studies reviewed at FTM-EC required one round of revision and a few were deferred or not approved.
Most studies reviewing utilization following the abolition of user charges for deliveries and other related maternity care have observed a rise in assisted deliveries and caesarean sections at health facilities [ 3, 13, 18- 25] and, in some cases, show that gains are concentrated in poorer groups [ 8, 14].
Most studies reviewing utilisation following the removal of user fees for deliveries have found a rise in assisted deliveries and caesarean sections at health facilities [ 21, 24- 26] and, in some cases, found that gains are greater in poorer groups [ 27].
In its statement, Westinghouse said Friday that its reactor was "one of the most studied, reviewed and analyzed nuclear power plant designs in the history of the commercial nuclear power industry".
Dana Loomis, a deputy section head for IARC, said the most important studies reviewed showed mixed results and a "sizeable minority" judged the evidence as stronger than others did.
The findings of most previous studies reviewed in this paper showed that ESL/EFL learners generated more global-oriented comments than local-oriented comments in peer review.
