Sentence examples for 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%.
A comprehensive list of all analyzed sequences, including geographic origins (see also Figure 1), GenBank accession numbers, and referenced study is provided in Additional file 1.
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.
Claims with vague or general statements that could not be verified by a referenced study were excluded from our analysis such as claims referring to the Swiss Drug Compendium, the standard reference book for drugs licensed in Switzerland [ 24].
In contrast, we excluded claims with vague or general statements that could not be verified by a referenced study from our analysis such as purely descriptive claims referring to the Swiss Drug Compendium, the standard reference book for drugs licensed in Switzerland [ 24].
It also referenced studies showing warming temperatures could increase the number of people at risk for malaria by 150 million.
TERI Director-General R.K. Pachauri referenced studies that have illustrated the correlation between emissions and material consumption.
Our report also referenced studies by PlanetOut.com Partners which found that 87% of gay and transgender people are highly likely to actively seek out brands that advertise uniquely to them.
Metro-New York reports that some of the material was also nearly 20 years out of date; for example, most of the education materials used in the Yorkshire-Pioneer District, just south of Buffalo, referenced studies conducted in 1994.
The paper said it had a higher percentage of saturated fat than butter or lard, and referenced studies showing that coconut oil increases LDL cholesterol the bad kind of cholesterol that is associated with heart disease.
