Sentence examples for reporting of case studies from inspiring English sources

Presents results of a large unselected cohort addressing concerns of selective reporting of case studies within the literature.

However, it is currently limited by an under-developed theoretical base, a small field of experts and limited reporting of case studies in the literature.

Our aim in writing this piece is to provide insights into when to consider employing this approach and an overview of key methodological considerations in relation to the design, planning, analysis, interpretation and reporting of case studies.

Although the typical reporting of case studies occurs through a peer review process, the need for data sharing in this realm is too urgent to wait for the time required to write and publish a manuscript, and the numbers of cases too large to report each one in this manner.

Examples include the description of design and findings from unpublished studies on the effects of nicotine on hypothalamic functions by using previously confidential (but now publicly available) company documents, 33 34 and reports of case studies derived from the clinical observations of neurosurgeon Harvey Cushing.

Reporting the details of case studies following contemporary tropical cyclones may improve our ability to predict how these changes will influence ecosystem recovery following tropical cyclone damage.

Chronic symptoms following infection with other "arthritogenic" alphaviruses such as Ross River virus and Sindbis-related virus have been reported previously in series of case studies [13], [18] [23].

The examination of case studies reported in literature confirmed this predominance [2, 3].

The full list of case studies reported in CURACAO is shown in Table 5.

The present study explores the implementation of district heating and cooling systems across a broad set of case studies reported in the literature.

The report cites a series of case studies showing sanctions were imposed on vulnerable claimants for trivial breaches of the rules, such as missing appointments.