Sentence examples for pooled findings from inspiring English sources

Table 4 Changes in time allocation at the age of relaxation of regulation, pooled findings     Paid employment Unpaid economic activity Economic activity Unpaid Hh. services Hh.

Pooled findings from the BOLDER and EMBOLDEN trials showed clear improvements with both doses of quetiapine in overall functioning, individual domains of social and occupational functioning, as well as quality of life (Gustafsson and Fajutrao 2011).

Using random effects models, we pooled findings of 31 selected data points from 31 studies in which the outcome was incident AD and for which exposure data was adequate and comparable across studies.

Similarly, pooled findings of wider sub-Saharan African MSM data suggest that both bisexually identifying and behaviourally bisexual MSM have approximately half the HIV prevalence of other MSM [ 30].

Figure 6 presents the pooled findings for paid employment graphically.

These limitations not only hinder our interpretation of the pooled findings, but also highlight the need for additional studies.

A meta-ethnography, a form "pooling" findings of qualitative research, is a meta-analysis with a comparative textual analysis of published qualitative field studies [ 15].

This is equivalent to pooling findings from the active treatment arms of RCTs and comparing these estimates, an approach which is considered not to be appropriate for the meta-analysis of RCTs [ 12].

We pooled the findings from those studies and did not find a significant difference regarding the relation of physical activity to bladder cancer between current, former, or never smokers (p-difference by smoking status=0.846).

The authors, J.L. Bamber and W.P. Aspinall of the University of Bristol in the U.K., pooled the findings of other researchers and came up with new estimates for sea level rise by 2100.

Third, the present study pooled the findings of different centres and different ICU populations.