Sentence examples for tally of studies from inspiring English sources

EICA has now spawned many 'common garden' experiments; however, a recent tally of studies revealed only mixed support for the predictions of EICA (Bossdorf et al. 2005).

To conduct a qualitative meta-analysis, we chose to use the vote-counting method in which we tallied the number of studies that did and did not detect effects of atrazine for several reasons.

Another analysis, in Archives of Internal Medicine, tallied 56 studies of painkillers; not once was the sponsor's drug deemed inferior.

For the research, investigators tallied the results of dozens of studies about the effects of exercise on the so-called fat gene, which is believed to increase the risk that carriers will be overweight or obese by 12 percent or more.

The reviewer, Dr. Thomas Marciniak of the Food and Drug Administration, found a dozen instances in which patients taking Avandia appeared to suffer serious heart problems that were not counted in the study's tally of adverse events.

"The continuing tension of buccal sphincters and the recessive tongue role tally with earlier studies of facial rigidity (cf., Adolf Hitler, Nixon) … Parallel films of rectal images revealed a sharp upsurge in anti-Semitic and concentration camp fantasies (cf., anal-sadistic fantasies in deprived children induced by rectal stimulation)."  .

To deal with this, we tallied the findings according to the number of analyses conducted rather than the number of studies finding a specific result.

Last month, a federal drug official reported that he found repeated instances in a landmark clinical trial of Avandia, a controversial diabetes medicine, in which patients taking Avandia appeared to suffer serious heart problems that were not counted in the study's crucial tally of adverse events.

Data gathered in the study brought the tally of U.S. sites polluted by coal ash or sludge from power plants to at least 137 in 34 states, the report said.

The study, part of a United Nations project, is the first to give a comprehensive tally of rape in several Asian countries.

This rough tally of findings above or below the null did not consider magnitude of effects, precision, statistical significance, study design, or age of subjects.