Sentence examples for previously referenced study from inspiring English sources
All the three previously referenced study confirmed the ability of these different devices to effectively reduce PaCO2 values and to increase pH values [220 222].
If we thus assume a 7% hospital utilization rate, to account for the moral hazard of insurance, and compare this to the 5 6% claim probability in the previously referenced study, we would obtain a non-utilization rate ranging from 16 40%.
Comparing to the prevalence data from the previously referenced study [ 3] which used GOLD criteria as case definition, family doctors might have been underdiagnosing 69% of the patient's population suffering COPD.
In the previously referenced studies [ 9- 11] hospitalized patients at risk of undernutrition did not get expected nutritional care, i.e. oral supplements, energy-enriched meals etc.
9 It should be underscored, that neither our, nor previously referenced studies 4, 7, 8, 10– 12 were designed to evaluated the effect of dosage-interruption upon the risk of developing PML.
Similar comments were made in the previously referenced Scott-McDonald study of pre-school learning environments.
According to the same study referenced previously, women investors are significantly more likely to engage women advisors than men (46percentt vs. 34percentt).
In the study referenced previously by Hoorn, mild chronic hyponatremia was associated with a hazard ratio of 1.2 for all-cause mortality, despite adjustment for comorbidity.
In this article, we present examples to illustrate the MTK's usage philosophy and the validity of the implementation of the MTK by comparing our results with previously studied reference solutions.
In order to compare the effectiveness of results, a reference study on high-strength concrete was adopted, which had been previously studied using a genetic programming (GP) approach.
The authors of eligible RCT papers were not approached for clarification on unclear or missing facets of their methods or results [ 4], though original authors' cross-reference to their previously published study methods were taken into account as appropriate [ 2].
