Sentence examples for publications with data from inspiring English sources

LevelsDB was created to facilitate the discovery of markers for cancer detection, and emphasis was given to publications with data for normal controls as well as cancers.

In 2004, a publication with data from the General Practice Research Database in the UK reported that in patients with type 2 diabetes, chronic insulin therapy was associated with a significantly higher risk of colorectal cancer compared with patients with diabetes who did not use insulin [ 15].

In a meta-analysis aimed at providing reference values for basal micronucleus frequencies (no exposure to genotoxic agents, no disease), data from 13 publications with micronucleus data of children (440 children 0 19 years of age) gives an overall mean of 4.48 ± 0.66 micronuclei/1,000 binucleated cells (Neri et al. 2005).

While study size had no significant association with agreement, there was a significant association with publication type, with data extracted from 51 full-text publications having lower levels of agreement than data extracted from 10 abstracts/posters (p < 0.001).

In the second step we used a random effects model to pool intention to treat effect estimates (obtained from separate individual patient data trials in step 1) with intention to treat effect estimates abstracted from publications with aggregate data.

Our literature search identified 18 publications with these data.

Concerns can arise regarding comet assay publications with limited data from non-blind testing of positive control compounds and using protocols (e.g. dose concentrations, sample times, and tissues) known to give an expected effect.

The overall ROC area estimated for anal cytology in this study (0.78) suggests similar discriminatory ability to comparable estimates of the accuracy of cervical cytology (ROC areas calculated from 2 publications with analyzable data 0.79 [24] and 0.94 [25]).

For instance, publications with full data release are more highly cited.

Abstracts were reviewed to identify publications with original data that assessed the cost of illness; reviews and comparative cost studies were excluded.

We searched for publications with reported data on LPO products and oxidatively damaged DNA by means of the biomarkers outlined in Table 1 in airways, the blood compartment, and urine.