Sentence examples for studies suffering from inspiring English sources

The literature is very scant regarding outcomes, with most studies suffering from design flaws.

Selection out of employment is unlikely to be random even during mass layoffs [ 19] and thus, analyses restricted to active workers must always be viewed as survivor studies suffering from healthy worker selection bias [ 3].

This kind of publication bias is harmful in science because it stimulates future scientific studies in wrong directions and promotes studies suffering from the same deficiencies as the previous ones.

The results have important implications for the analysis of epidemiologic studies suffering from missing data: In some settings where researchers might believe a CRA is biased due to data not being MCAR, a CRA logistic regression analysis may in fact produce asymptotically unbiased exposure odds ratio estimates.

Reasons for potentially biased claims were claims referring to abstracts only (n = 9, 36%), to studies with selection bias (n = 6, 24%), to studies suffering from publication bias (n = 5, 20%), to randomised trials with three or more quality criteria not being reported (n = 4, 16%), and to one study reporting a post-hoc analysis (n = 1, 4%).

Exclusion criteria were: inability to understand the characteristics of the study, suffering severe disease that would impair participation, pregnancy, or being within 6 months post-partum.

Twenty-five patients were identified in our study suffering from allergies in the intervention arm whilst the standard care arm identified 23 (p < 0.001).

The subgroup of patients within this study suffering massive haemorrhage (receiving 10 or more units of PRBCs in 24 hours) perhaps provide a more appropriate (albeit still imperfect) comparator, and have relatively similar costs at £22,912 per patient (Table  5).

The risk of study participants suffering damage from study-conditioned measures is very small and, from the sponsor's point of view, ethically justified.

The booklet, entitled 'The Footballers' Guidebook', contains advice, helpline numbers and case studies on suffering depression from Andy Cole, Neil Lennon, Stan Collymore, Paul Gascoigne and PFA chairman Clarke Carlisle.

"I noticed that he had fear; his studies were suffering and it was difficult to control him in class," said Afif's teacher, Farouk Khrisheh.