Sentence examples for predominance of studies from inspiring English sources

The analysis reveals a predominance of studies using only coarse categories of landscapes.

The Korean authors had also noted the predominance of studies of European origin included in the Miedema and Vos [ 26] meta-analysis.

Much of the work in nursing has been in this vein and has explored individual determinants of research use [ 23] with the predominance of studies employing bivariate statistical approaches.

One, in particular, is the predominance of studies related to issues in obtaining consent that are emphasized within pediatric anesthesiology and may not be as relevant and, therefore, cited as commonly by non-pediatric anesthesiologist studies.

Although this might be a biased sample because it is located in the United States, these data suggest that the pattern of a predominance of studies of white men noted by Zahm et al. [ 5] may still persist and that enhanced efforts are needed to incorporate other populations into occupational cancer studies.

Notable also is the predominance of studies in sub-Saharan Africa (around two thirds of all studies), highlighting the need for studies in other regions – particularly given that strategies to improve attitudes and behaviours will need to take into account contextual factors.

This reflects a very small number of published studies, the general reliance on intermediate health outcomes and the predominance of observational studies.

A number of recent studies reporting chlamydia prevalence in men attending sporting clubs [ 21, 22, 24, 25] and general practices [ 32] have started to address the predominance of female studies, which has been previously noted [ 12]; however, there remains a need for additional studies that directly compare men and women in community and clinical settings.

A meta-analysis showed a beneficial effect of thrombolytic treatment, with absolute risk reductions of 14.4%; however, the results of the analysis were limited due to predominance of nonrandomized studies [ 144].

This review found a predominance of work using questionnaire and qualitative study designs, with only a single RCT reported in several papers.

In discussing possible limitations of the study, they note in particular that the predominance of female study participants (71% of the total) argues for its replication with a more diverse sample.