62) ed (e.g., in elite athletes or scientific studies). |
63) incorrect conclusions based on agreement studies. |
64) tween 1990 and 2010 retrieved 36 relevant studies. |
65) ed myocardium was established in numerous studies. |
66) ons from both basic research and clinical studies. |
67) bles are a known problem in observational studies. |
68) causal effect estimation in observational studies. |
69) indings were compared to those of Western studies. |
70) (-1)) were chosen by means of preliminary studies. |
71) safety surveillance or pharmacovigilance studies. |
72) limit the clinical relevance of previous studies. |
73) ally examined only in a limited number of studies. |
74) d organizational aspects of the available studies. |
75) not been noted in previous neuro-imaging studies. |
76) egative assessments made by many previous studies. |
77) s were higher than in previously reported studies. |
78) nal validity of longitudinal psychosocial studies. |
79) altitudinis and was selected for in vivo studies. |
80) ta are frequently encountered in clinical studies. |
81) rocedures instead of between two types of studies. |
82) osure attitudes and behaviours across the studies. |
83) databases were searched to find relevant studies. |
84) screening, longitudinal, and daily diary studies. |
85) echniques, and cortical areas vary across studies. |
86) try, western blot analyses and organ bath studies. |
87) oblem in case-control and cross-sectional studies. |
88) n = 4), 4 (n = 11) and 5 (n = 6) of their studies. |
89) the transition to cost-efficient clinical studies. |
90) y compared with that reported in previous studies. |
91) ere compared with those reported in other studies. |
92) his study would be useful in phylogenetic studies. |
93) canning calorimetry and X-ray diffraction studies. |
94) ture data comes mostly from retrospective studies. |
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