Sentence examples for multiple other studies from inspiring English sources

Multiple other studies foresee millions of new jobs in those sectors.

For this study, Dr. Gratzer and Khalid-Khan compiled data from multiple other studies that looked at the effectiveness of smartphone and tablet apps for mental illness.

Given the above, Prof. Elliehausen's demographic conclusions (especially about race) should be viewed with great skepticism -- especially in the face of numerous other studies which found that payday lenders prey on minorities and other lower-income groups. 3) When a study is an outlier -- when its findings contradict those of multiple other studies -- that should always raise questions.

We show that both Mal and TRAM are strongly predicted to bind at the interface of a TLR4 TIR homodimer, a result consistent with multiple other studies using mutagenesis of receptor and adaptor TIRs and blocking peptides.

The specific population of marmosets, that has been subject to multiple other studies [28], [35] [37], consists of 10 or more groups that are accessible and well habituated to human contact, convincing us that it would provide an optimal system to introduce artificial behavioural patterns in several different groups.

15 Multiple other studies using azithromycin as an alternate drug have also shown some positive results.

In order to obtain estimates of drug exposure, a previously developed systematically covariate population PK model, based on pooled PK data from multiple other clinical studies, was used together with the individual dosing histories to predict typical area under the curve (AUC) values, taking individual patient characteristics into account.

However, women of African descent are disproportionately affected with 43.7% of non-Hispanic Black women (3) reporting a lifetime experience of rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner (1) compared to 34.6% of non-Hispanic White women, findings supported by multiple other US studies (4– 9).

In three women, multiple other prior imaging studies had failed to identify the diverticulum despite clinical suspicion of its presence.

A pragmatic decision was made to rely on the APACHE II (rather than more recent versions of APACHE) in view of its practicality, the fact that it is the only available non-proprietary version in widespread clinical use [1, 2, 4] and the comparator of choice in multiple other recently published studies [53, 54].

Multiple other in vivo studies on rodent malaria using diverse plant species from Ethiopia as well as abroad have reported similar results [ 6, 45– 47, 51, 52].