Sentence examples for topic was conducted from inspiring English sources

A systematic review of the topic was conducted with the goal of minimizing the impact of bias on the review conclusions.

In order to reduce the deficit of information regarding this kind of PVV, a systematic literature review that describes and summarizes the current scientific knowledge on this topic was conducted.

A majority of Californians still favor the death penalty, but a new public-opinion poll by UC Professor Craig Haney reveals that support for capital punishment has eroded significantly since 1989, the last time a detailed statewide survey on the topic was conducted.

The last randomised controlled trial on this topic was conducted by Stremler et al. in 2005 [ 19].

In addition, a search restricted to studies, in which the medical subject heading "Hypertension, Pulmonary/epidemiology" was identified as the main topic was conducted.

A comprehensive literature review of the topic was conducted in 2009 by interrogating the ABI/INFORM Global, CINAHL, IBSS, Medline and Psychinfo electronic literature databases since their inception, closely following a published guide to systematic reviews in health care[ 10].

Therefore, "staying together for the sake of the children" should not be assumed to be a desirable decision in problematic marriages until more research on the topic is conducted.

A number of human randomised clinical trials (RCTs) on this topic were conducted but not systematically analysed since 2005.

Two studies of the topic were conducted in Vancouver, British Columbia, an area with an airshed similar to that of the Puget Sound region (Brauer et al. 2008; Liu et al. 2003).

Although both authors of the current study are multilingual, the search for studies was conducted in English only because most of the largest studies on the topic are conducted in the English-speaking, western world (possibly due to high costs of longitudinal studies) and/or are published in English.

Even though the prevalence of LBW is higher in developing countries (96.5% of all cases), most of the research on this topic is conducted in developed nations, [ 1] and the results from research conducted in industrialized nations are not necessarily applicable to less developed nations.