Sentence examples for relevant studies found that from inspiring English sources
A meta-analysis of relevant studies found that lithium treatment was associated with a 10% increase in blood calcium and PTH levels (McKnight et al. 2012).
A recent systematic review of 16 relevant studies found that a 2-unit increase in adherence to the Mediterranean diet was associated with a pooled 13%% decrease in risk of CVD (RR 0.87, 95%% CI 0.85 0.90) [ 3].
Relevant studies found in these reference lists that met all inclusion criteria were also included in the review.
By checking references of the relevant studies, three other relevant studies were found that were missed in the computerized search because the keywords were not included in the titles or abstracts [ 13- 15].
As part of this action, the two studies found that genes relevant to the changes seen in liver (Baur et al 2006) and skeletal muscle (Lagouge et al 2006) were induced, as identified by whole genome expression profiling.
THE reasons for the need become apparent as Ms. Garcia delivers, in a hushed voice, some of the relevant statistics: one study found that from 1990 to 1994, nearly half of the female homicide victims in New York City were killed by intimate partners, and about 8percentt of those victims were teenagers.
This is clinically relevant, as a recent study found that 10 of 100 MoM hips were retroverted on 3D-CT analysis (Hart et al. 2011).
However, when the data from our study were compared with those from other relevant studies, we found that the incidence of all LLAs and diabetic amputations had fallen from intermediate rates in 1997 1997 to low rates in 2004 2007 (Jeffcoate and van Houtum 2004).
When it comes to treatment rather than prevention, another Cochrane review has searched for relevant studies, but found that there is not yet enough evidence to come to any firm conclusions.
Regarding successful problem solvers, the study found that they shift gaze from irrelevant to relevant features.
Despite these statistics, a 2013 study found that 34percentt of surveyed infectious disease physicians did not feel that PrEP was relevant to their practice.
