Sentence examples for re-evaluation study from inspiring English sources

In January 2013, 90 general practitioners (GPs), i.e. family physicians who have finished four years of specialised training, who had already taken part in the 2012 IPV prevalence re-evaluation study [ 4], were invited to participate in this study.

A recent re-evaluation study on the performance of the four serological techniques CFT, IHAT (indirect hemagglutination test), RBT and modified CIET showed that no significant improvement of sensitivity is achieved when using crude whole cell antigens on prevailing materials or currently circulating strains [ 10].

The prevalence of psychological IPV of 12.1% during the past year was similar to the prevalence of 10.3% found in the 2012 re-evaluation study of Slovenian family medicine attendees [ 4], regardless of different time period in question (a year vs. five years).

Eight re-evaluation studies evaluated a nationwide representative sample, although these samples were limited to suicide within subgroups.

Re-evaluation studies are studies where the manner and cause of death were re-evaluated.

There are three ways to assess the reliability of suicide statistics: re-evaluation studies, registry studies and statistical analyses.

Of the 31 included studies, 23 were re-evaluation studies, with a total population of 11,795 cases (range: 40-3,993).

The remaining two studies were combined registry and re-evaluation studies, with a total population of 3,170 cases (442 and 2,728 cases).

According to the Iranian researchers, re-evaluation studies from other countries have reported similar results, implying that this domain of the WHOQOL-BREF requires a general revision.

The manner of death had been re-evaluated in 23 studies (40-3,993 cands), and there were six registry studies (195-17,412 cands) and two combined registry and re-evaluation studies.

We excluded statistical analyses from this review because the choice of which other categories of manner or cause of death to include often relies on registry or re-evaluation studies.