Sentence examples for review to explore from inspiring English sources
This is the first review to explore the peer-reviewed literature which has investigated this relationship.
She said the department was conducting an internal review to explore the "gaps in communication" between state epidemiologists' investigation of the spread of infection and the Office of Professional Medical Conduct's investigation of doctors who might be the sources of infection, as in the case of Dr. Finkelstein.
We conducted a literature review to explore the impact of these technologies on patient satisfaction.
We performed a systematic review to explore the cutaneous effects of each of these three products.
We undertook this systematic review to explore the relationship between sanitation and learning outcomes, specifically cognitive development and absence.
Boyle et al. (2012) conducted a systematic literature review to explore the engagement factor in entertainment games from a player's perspective.
The government commissioned not one but two reviews to explore the state of social work education, The Narey and Croisdale-Appleby reviews (pdf), making clear that this was seen as wanting.
The research, published in the journal Brain and Behaviour, examines data from 48 reviews to explore trends in anxiety across different groups of people, including those with chronic diseases, gamblers and pregnant women.
It would be helpful to undertake updated systematic reviews to explore the association of these factors with the prognosis of whiplash.
For the 32 reviews for which statistical heterogeneity may exist, twelve reviews (38%) implemented adequate methods: subgroup analysis (seven reviews), sensitivity analysis (two reviews), or meta-regression (three reviews) to explore clinical and/or methodological factors as a potential explanation of statistical heterogeneity within the trial sets.
When subgroup analyses are undertaken in systematic reviews to explore whether there are differential effects, policymakers should be aware that these can be misleading.
