The two other studies expand upon Allen and Mor's work by using a prospective study design.
In terms of format, our study expanded upon Terpstra and Lindell's (2012) use of a dichotomous variable to assess importance.
REW designed the study, expanded upon the literature review, and substantially modified the manuscript.
This study expanded upon the previous study by Ramaswamy et al by including multiple cancer types, as opposed to only adenocarcinomas [ 5].
This study expanded upon previous research by investigating multiple social context domains in girls with CD and by selecting a comparison group who were not different in age, social class, or race.
Our present study expanded upon Xiao et al.'s [ 18] finding that CC-AAbs may be a risk factor for VT and SCD in a small DCM patient group and established that DCM and ICM patients positive for CC-AAbs sustained a 2- to 3-fold risk for SCD.
This study expands upon the limited body of literature on aromatherapy use among inpatients.
The approach in the present study expands upon previous work by using a model-based method to define a continuous latent variable of test-taking engagement.
This study expands upon the former one by discussing various modes for quantifying caloric effects in ferroelectric single crystals, based on different forms of Maxwell's relations.
This study expands upon this research through an examination of users' preferences for more (less) restrictive systems based on their own level of domain knowledge.
