Sentence examples for multiple studies see from inspiring English sources

Findings from multiple studies (see here and here, for example) indicate that mothers whose pregnancies and births were attended to by midwives experience less preterm births, less need for an epidural, and less medical interventions, instrumental births and episiotomies than births handled by obstetricians.

We used a SVM since this approach has been shown to be reliable across multiple studies (see Mourão-Miranda, Bokde, Born, Hampel, & Stetter, 2005; Pereira et al., 2009).

The DER value of a gene is its frequency of differential expression in multiple microarray studies (see Methods section).

Although all these explanations may be relevant to some extent, the relatively low concordance between results of multiple studies involving TLR7 (see Additional file 1: Table S10) tends to support the view that there is, indeed, only weak positive selection acting on TLR7.

Besides essentiality to the pathogen, an ideal target should have several other properties such as non-similarity with human proteins whose inhibition could lead to potential adverse drug effects, an aspect that has been analysed at multiple levels in this study (see Fig. 1).

The increased presence at a site when CSOs were recruiting concurrently to multiple studies was also seen as supporting establishment of collaborative relationships, conducive to recruitment.

TSP-2 is an endogenous angiogenic inhibitor 18. TSP-2 was noted to cluster with multiple inflammatory mediators in this study (see Fig. S1).

Nevertheless, the degree of thrombocytopenia seen with obatoclax in multiple studies appears less than that seen with navitoclax.

No adjustment for covariates or multiple comparisons was attempted due to the exploratory nature of the study (see below).

In recent years, multiple solutions of boundary value problems for impulsive differential equations in scalar spaces had been extensively studied (see, for example, [1 3]).

The NEDS has been used for multiple studies of various conditions seen commonly in EDs and is among the few nationally representative ED data sets available (Owens et al. 2010).