Sentence examples for some studies reflected from inspiring English sources

However, some studies reflected upon the potential utility of the FI and noted two major advantages: first, the FI can be constructed from available data whether from administrative routine primary care data [ 22], specific measurements, such as the interRAI-AL instrument [ 37], or comprehensive geriatric assessment data [ 26, 29].

The larger estimates still being reported from some studies reflect speculative extensions of standard models, and/or very simple, separate estimates of additional benefit categories, not the core results of established modeling methodologies.

It is also possible that anti-topo I ELISA positives in SLE in some studies reflect detection of low-affinity antibodies or antibodies other than IgG class because of secondary antibody specificity.

Some studies reflect Dutch GPs regarding practice form (solo, duo, group practice or health centre), age [ 29, 30], sex [ 29], urbanicity and region [ 27, 29], while other studies represent a local [ 23, 24] or random [ 25, 26, 28] sample of Dutch GPs.

Preliminary matrix studies reflected these results.

Gorrie said the findings of both studies reflected the need to maintain "good online hygiene" with secure privacy settings and regularly updated passwords.

The relative marginality of China studies reflected the profound isolation and impoverishment of Mao's Middle Kingdom.

In summary, we stand by our original conclusion that the systematic variations with socioeconomic reported in some ecological studies reflect differences in case notification – not differences in underlying disease occurrence (Smith et al, 2006).

Much of the discussion of media studies reflects a fundamental confusion about its aims.

The studies reflect growing evidence that stress and depression can have early and lasting effects on a child's life.

Course offerings in American studies reflect the program's broad scope.