Sentence examples for until additional research from inspiring English sources
Overall, then, this study can be considered a pilot study, and the results should be considered as such until additional research can be conducted, and more samples collected.
Conclusion: Until additional research is available, nurses must titrate the neuromuscular blocking agent infusion on the basis of the clinical endpoints for paralysis in combination with an assessment of the child's movements and response to peripheral nerve stimulation to prevent overdose and prolonged muscle paralysis.
It would be premature to develop clinical practice or public policy implications or recommendations from the results of this single study until additional research is carried out.
Third, the RAD has not been evaluated outside the United States and until additional research is conducted, its validity in other geographic regions is uncertain.
Until additional research and disease-specific risk prediction tools are available, current evidence supports aggressive treatment of disease activity and careful screening for and management of modifiable traditional risk factors in patients with ADs.
Until additional dose response research is conducted, it would appear plausible to suggest that postmenopausal women adhere to the exercise guidelines from the American College of Sports Medicine [ 8].
The full range of additional research allowed won't become apparent until new guidelines governing what research can qualify for federal support are issued by the National Institutes of Health.
The article shows how value of information analysis can be used to inform a range of policy questions including whether a new technology should be approved based on existing evidence, whether it should be approved but additional research conducted or whether approval should be withheld until the additional evidence becomes available.
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