Recently the first hypothesis free genetic association studies have been published to explore the individual susceptibility to AKI.
To our knowledge, no studies have been published to explore the association between STAT3 polymorphisms and GC risk until now.
This study is one of the few studies published to explore the impact of diabetes on hospitalisation in a large non-clinical population, the 45 and Up Study.
The findings of the study are useful for librarians (academic librarians in particular) and digital publishing vendors to explore the issues concerning services and collection development of interactive digital resources.
It has applied the OMERACT filter to individual tools that could represent endpoints in trials and has critically reviewed the published literature to explore the extent to which outcomes have been validated.
This remains, however, the largest published study to explore medical student views and experiences of education on global health and on women's and children's health, drawn from 75 countries and 336 medical schools.
In order to account for the potential differences in TXA prices across countries, we use a range of values obtained from the published literature to explore the cost-effectiveness of TXA for different TXA prices in a one way deterministic analysis [ 28].
We carried out a systematic literature review and meta-analysis of published studies to explore the magnitude and the shape of the association between body fatness, as measured by body mass index (BMI), and the risk of total and cause-specific mortality, overall and in women with pre- and post-menopausal breast cancer.
A narrative historical description was developed using published material to explore timelines with informants across a range of factors including macro-political context (policies, international conventions and national political events), national context of policy formation (agenda, evidence and appointments), implementation and policymakers (actors and policymakers) (Court and Cotterrell 2004).
Seventeen years after her diaries of a singleton's comic mishaps were first published, Helen Fielding promises to explore "a different phase" in Bridget's life.
