The phrase "a conducted" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The study was a conducted survey on consumer behavior." (Note: "a conducted" should be revised to "a conducted study" or similar.)
Alternatives: "a carried out" or "a performed".
Two years later, City A conducted another survey to determine the municipality's LTCI premium levels.
Left ventricular CM determines capture by applying a test pace to the LV and comparing the timing of a conducted response in the RV to pre-determined A RV and LV RV conduction characteristics.
"It is more like a conducted tour," the New Delhi papers quoted him as saying.
Writer recounts his experiences on a conducted bus tour of invasion beaches, and a visit to a cooperative farm.
Subsequently, the paper introduces a conducted study into the applicability of directable scenarios.
Lastly, we a conducted GC content QC check to ensure that the GC distribution across the sequenced reads from all samples fell within the expected distribution.
EA-D, EA-A conducted sequencing.
JL-A conducted the research, analysed data, performed statistical analysis, and wrote the paper.
Using a GPRI cut-off score of 50, the instrument was able to predict 84% of the 'cases' identified by HAM-D or HAM-A conducted postgenetic testing results, with a specificity value of 60% (figure 1).
Each session has the following structure: 1) review of homework; 2) presentation of topic A; 3) exercise related to topic A - conducted individually, in pairs, or in groups; 4) break; 5) presentation of topic B; 6) exercise related to topic B - conducted individually, in pairs, or in groups; and 7) presentation of homework.
They've got to say: 'It's up to us whether we go through.'" Asked in a Q&A conducted by Mastercard in London on Tuesday night what he would change, Johnson said: "It doesn't change.
