Sentence examples for the Canadian study suggested from inspiring English sources

But the Canadian study suggested that these phones do not confer a safety advantage over hand-held units.

41 Mothers interviewed in the Canadian study suggested that guideline information was provided through healthcare professionals early on during motherhood or even during pregnancy to prevent sedentary habits from forming.

Comparison of the prevalence of current fluoroquinolone exposure to recent fluoroquinolone exposure among controls in the Canadian study suggested the mean duration of current exposure was approximately 21 days.

With the comparison group of non-use of domperidone or PPIs, stratified analyses in the Canadian study suggested a slightly higher risk for subjects older than 60 years of age (OR 1.64) compared with those younger than 60 years of age (OR 1.10), but there were few cases and controls aged 60 years or younger [ 7].

Nonetheless, the results from a Canadian study suggested that adolescents who attain high levels of academic achievement are less likely to smoke [ 19], and a recent study also suggested that smoking both predicts and is predicted by lower academic achievement [ 30].

A 2005 to 2009 Canadian study suggested that the higher the proportion of screened patients, the lower the 3GC-RE-related HAI incidence rate [ 40], which could be explained by a higher number of patients in contact isolation and decreased patient-to-patient transmission.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5 — Pressured by regulators, the German pharmaceutical giant Bayer AG announced Monday that it had agreed to withdraw the controversial heart surgery drug Trasylol after a Canadian study suggested that it increased death rates.

A recent Canadian study suggested women were more likely than men to use "co-operation, collaboration and consensus building" when dealing with complex decisions.

World Health Organisation guidelines recommend that rubbish is collected weekly in countries like Britain, and last week a Canadian study suggested increased asthma rates from extra dust when rubbish was collected less frequently.

The most recent Canadian study suggests that improved communication and patient education for RhD negative pregnant women would potentially improve adherence.

The results of a recently published Canadian study suggest that bronchoalveolar lavage and endotracheal aspiration are associated with similar clinical outcomes and similar overall use of antibiotics in critically ill patients with suspected ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP).