Sentence examples for studies unexplained from inspiring English sources

The research hospital in Bethesda, Maryland, was honored for its work on rare diseases, including an Undiagnosed Diseases Program which studies unexplained illnesses, as well as for developing treatments such as the AIDS drug AZT.

Based on previous studies, unexplained falls were defined as falls without a principal cause attributed after a general practitioner evaluation [ 2, 10].

Nevertheless, a significant number of epidemiologic studies report unexplained father-child effects from various occupational or other environmental exposures.

These technologies can now be used to study unexplained neuropsychiatric diseases, such as epilepsy, autism and schizophrenia, to determine whether somatic mutations may be involved.

Since the publication of that study, unexplained ALT elevation has been rapidly adopted by other authors to define subpopulations within NHANES with suspected NAFLD (Clark et al. 2003; Dunn et al. 2008; Liangpunsakul and Chalasani 2004, 2005).

For example, the studies concerning unexplained infertility [15] and RSA [11] that yielded positive association with PR mutations were based on only 26 and 42 cases.

The generally lower levels of AEP in males from Chesapeake Bay used during the earlier studies remain unexplained as do the very low levels (2% and 3%) of AEP from a single shipment of male crabs.

In some studies, medically unexplained symptoms had been measured by the somatisation scale of the SCL-90.

One important observation in some studies remains unexplained, namely that of poorer survival in UK patients soon after their diagnosis.

Notably the effect on level of FVC was not seen and this finding, consistent in several studies, remains unexplained.

However, the striking variability in ventilator associated pneumonia-incidence proportion (VAP-IP) among the SDD studies remains unexplained and a postulated contextual effect remains untested for.