Sentences with phrase «conflicting results from studies»

Prior studies have found that patients admitted to hospitals on weekends have a higher risk of death, but there have been conflicting results from studies looking at birth outcomes and day of birth.

Not exact matches

The authors propose that the conflicting results from previous research on organic and conventional crops» phytochemical content could be a function of short study periods and the exclusion of variables such as weather.

Ironically, the findings in both analyses seems to be driven by studies from the same Danish population registries, but with conflicting results.

These conflicting findings may result from geographic differences in organic production regulations governing antimicrobial usage, use of antimicrobials in conventional dairy production, and baseline prevalence, as well as laboratory methods, study designs, or methods of analysis employed.

Results from studies of direct links between caffeine, coffee drinking and coronary heart disease are conflicting.

Reconciling conflicting results from intervention and observational studies?

Conflicting results from research studies is not that uncommon.

While the idea of verification of results is a good (if unexceptional) one, it should be remembered that part of the political tactic of the anti-science politicians in Washington on other issues (see examples in Chris Mooney's book) has been to introduce as many conflicting studies from industry - funded thinktanks as possible, however faulty those studies are, to bury the debate under noise.

It remains unclear how much each mechanism contributes to ETC intensification, as results from case studies are conflicting and a climatological assessment has not yet been done.

Arlington, Virginia — In a startling result, a new study published by the scientific journal Conservation Biology found that more than 80 percent of the world's major armed conflicts from 1950 - 2000 occurred in regions identified as the most biologically diverse and threatened places on Earth.

If there's one lesson I've learned in my years of research into marital relationships — having interviewed and studied more than 200 couples over 20 years — it is that a lasting marriage results from a couple's ability to resolve the conflicts that are inevitable in any relationship.

Similarly, results from laboratory - based observational studies of older adults reveal that wives tend to be more confrontational and direct in acknowledging marital problems, whereas husbands evade or ignore conflict (Carstensen, Gottman, & Levenson, 1995).