Sentence examples for study scrutinised from inspiring English sources

The present study scrutinised the effect of floor on the incidence and severity of abrasions, as well as, on the incidence of lameness, in nursing piglets in three different farrowing pen systems within one herd.

The study scrutinised MDT records for eligible patients, carefully documenting reasons for ineligibility and it used qualitative research methods to understand how the trial was discussed by surgeons and oncologists and to allow feedback and training.

There is also a great need of studies scrutinising the gender differences in management of STEMI in the new pPCI era.

The present study was a component of a series of studies scrutinising the neuroreceptor substrate of behavioural flexibility in a rat model.

In situ cancer – especially DCIS – has attracted much interest because of its rising incidence in the mammography era, but there are few studies scrutinising the significance of IDC co-existing with DCIS (Chagpar et al, 2009).

No differences were found for FR at −20 °C when results for the LTS study were scrutinised at 95%% confidence interval and were compared with those scrutinised at 99%% confidence interval.

Each eligible study was scrutinised by two authors (DA and AG) and the following information was extracted: title, authors, date, disease topic, the methods of elicitation of direct utilities (standard gamble, time trade off, or both); the generic questionnaires used (EQ-5D, SF-6D, HUI-2, HUI-3).

The full text of all included studies was scrutinised and a narrative synthesis completed directed at answering the research aims.

Reference lists of all included studies were scrutinised for eligibility according to inclusion/exclusion criteria.

UNICEF's internal documents as well as independent external studies are scrutinised.

References in recent studies were scrutinised, national legislation and regulations and government reports were searched, and textbooks were searched manually.