Sentence examples for a carefully designed study from inspiring English sources
St. John's wort, the popular herbal remedy, proved useless in treating depression in a carefully designed study being reported today in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Now, however, a carefully designed study of 52 children at Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario in Ottawa has suggested another explanation: abnormal bowel activity.
For example, in a carefully designed study, researchers in Finland administered the probiotic Lactobacillus GG to pregnant women and to their babies who were considered at high risk for developing allergies for six months after birth.
Although each animal model has its limitations and never completely mimics HIV infection of humans, a carefully designed study allows experimental approaches that are not feasible in humans, but that can help to better understand disease pathogenesis and to provide proof-of-concept of novel intervention strategies.
Sure, it may work in a carefully designed study in a single small village in Kenya, but the $128 billion question is — as it is so often these days — how does this scale?
In a carefully designed study of spike initiation by a current injection in the form of a Gaussian white noise [1], it was revealed that a wide variety of current wave forms could be effective in triggering a spike reliably.
In a recent, carefully designed study, Liu and Gupta [ 13] also reported that attending professional events had a positive impact on new drug uptake.
Overnight, an agency was forced to make a judgment on potential health risks that would properly take years of carefully designed study to determine.
This carefully designed study, published this year in the New England Journal of Medicine, showed no association between green tea consumption and the risk of gastric cancer.
This pragmatic carefully designed study produced clinical cure rates of 83%to87%7% at 6 months and 80%to85%5% at 1 year despite a less frequent dosing regime.
In their carefully designed study, Manchanda et al. [ 38] found that doctors' decisions to adopt were influenced positively by contagion that is, doctors' probabilities to adopt increased significantly with increases in fellow doctor adoption.
