"title of study" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a title given to a research project or a paper. For example, you could write: "The title of study is 'The Effects of Social Media on Mental Health'".
Stage 6 - Final inclusion of papers and coding: The identified 28 studies were collated in a master table, which in addition to their general metadata (author, year of publication, title of study) included their key characteristics (type of learners/participants, engineering sector type, risk management phase/skill) was created to clearly display the results.
Papers that were excluded totalled 1893 (not published in English, Type 1 diabetes, children, title of study deemed to be outside the scope or not relevant to the scope of the review, other).
The extracted data included authors and title of study, year of publication, study design (detail of randomization if the study was RCT), type of disease, study size, age and sex of the participants, type of cupping therapy, treatment process, detail of the control interventions, outcome (for example, total effective rate), and adverse effect for each study.
The registration details of the controlled trials as are follows: Full title of study: A Phase II, Randomized Multi-Centre, Double-Blind Study of Tranilast with Concomitant Methotrexate (MTX) Compared to MTX Alone in Patients with Active Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA); REC reference number: 09/H0707/26.
Two authors (XL and YZ) will independently extract the data and take the following aspects into consideration: general information (name and year of publication, date of extraction, title of study and author's publication details), study characteristics, eligibility criteria, interventions, outcome measurements, duration, adverse events, results and the type of needle used.
Mr. Addison elicited laughs just by reading the title of "Studies in Sublime Failure," which was won for $40.
It augments the information below with the title of each study and study characteristics such as the study design and data sources.
Our PubMed search yielded 3931 potentially relevant titles of studies.
See footnote to table 1 for full titles of studies.
The title of this study is "Effects of specified work site physical activity intervention on musculoskeletal disorders among employees with physically heavy work".
