Interventional studies accounted for 93% of registered antimicrobial studies.
Most studies accounted the mechanism to be due to a delay in gastric emptying.
Also, limited studies accounted for the age-related decline in FFM.
Antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal studies accounted for 43%, 41% and 16% of drug trials, respectively.
Findings also indicated that consultants, teachers, and the corresponding studies accounted for a significant proportion of variability in student outcomes.
Meta-regression analysis showed that methodological features of included studies accounted for 100% of statistical heterogeneity of the effects of mindfulness training on weight loss (R2 = 1,00).
Although the studies accounted for alcohol consumption, other cirrhosis risk factors – such as obesity and diabetes – were not considered in all of them, the study's authors noted.
Table 1 A brief of maintenance workforce-associated studies accounted for in literature field Article no.
Prospective studies accounted for the majority of articles (70/98 (71.4%)) but a minority of total patients (58,618/1,054,673 (5.6%)).
Despite the large number of publications on travel behavior under ATIS, relatively fewer studies accounted for correlations among repeated observations; see, for example, [3] for a recent review.
Together the CT-head, CT-abdomen-pelvis, CT-thorax, CT-pulmonary embolism, CT-lumbar spine, CT-thorax-abdomen and CT-cervical spine studies accounted for 34.9% (12,175 out of 34,934), 70.2% (11,172 out of 15,914) and 59.5% (7813 out of 13,124), of all adult CT studies performed in hospital A, B and C respectively.
