… , and in reliability studies. This paper describes the use of cross-sectional studies and provides
… Caveats are also described; for example, when cross-sectional data is used for analytical …

… cross-sectional study is the serial crosssectional study, in which more than 1 data collection
is conducted in the same study … In a hypothetical example of a cross-sectional study, we can …

… from cross-sectional analysis. We can estimate the prevalence of disease in cross-sectional
studies… Furthermore, we will also be able to estimate the odds ratios to study the association …

… well-known study designs is the cross-sectional study design. In this type of research study,
either the … It is called cross-sectional because the information about X and Y that is gathered …

… This study constructed and verified a multidimensional nomogram consisting of Ceph scores
and clinical features, whichmay contribute to the clinical screening of DJD in dental practice…

… These small studies failed to find a protective effect possibly due to a lack of statistical power,
whereas a protective effect has been reported in a Canadian cross sectional study of 1320 …

… An additional limitation to this study is its crosssectional design, where the different
subgroups may differ in respects not directly attributable to the stage of education. Our stress …

… there has been no cross-sectional study of the prevalence, focus, and completeness of
reporting of SRs across different specialties. Therefore, the aim of our study was to investigate the …

… To evaluate the nutritional status and relationship between various parameters used for
assessing malnutrition, we performed a cross-sectional study in 128 unselected patients treated …

… We conducted a cross-sectional quantitative analysis to … Further, since our study was
retrospective, some of the studies … overestimate the identification of studies that are published and …