Sentence examples for stand alone study from inspiring English sources

This systematic review does not have a "stand alone" study protocol.

This is a particular strength of the current review compared with some stand alone studies on high altitude.

In some circumstances, a new stand-alone study can be adequately replaced, with conservation of resources, by joining a larger health survey.

A total sample of 2010 treatment-seeking patients with a gambling disorder participated in this stand-alone study.

TP-DI evaluation is usually not a stand-alone study but rather a substudy evaluation conducted as part of ongoing phase 2/3 clinical trials.

As a stand-alone study the hazard rate associated with ELF MF >0.3 μT compared with ⩽0.1 μT was 0.27 (95% confidence interval (CI), 0.04 2.14) in the overall survival analysis (see Statistical Methods).

Although the current DNT guidelines generate useful data for risk assessment purposes, this in vivo test is costly and time-consuming and uses a relatively large number of naive animals when conducted as a stand-alone study (compared with incorporating the DNT testing into other protocols, e.g., as proposed in Cooper et al. 2006 and U.S. EPA 2002b).

The paper by Seok is not a stand-alone study, but it was triggered by worrying findings of 20 years of research, which suggested that non-predictive animal models might be the reason for the many clinical failures of new drugs in the field of sepsis.

Validation of these questions remains as important as in stand-alone studies.

There is no question that DIT can be and has been conducted as "stand-alone" studies.

They can include comorbidities and associations with potential causes and risk factors, an aspect of enquiry that stand-alone studies are rarely capable of.