Sentence examples for a revised study from inspiring English sources

The Nomura Research Institute (NRI) has made two major studies into otaku, the first in 2004 and a revised study with a more specific definition in 2005.

The Environmental Protection Agency has given the draft environmental impact statement submitted by the State Department on Keystone XL a rating of "inadequate" — its lowest — and requested that it produce a revised study.

In a revised study, we used a 151-channel MEG system and two stimulus diameters (9.3 and 48 deg), the smaller comparable with the first experiment.

The decision to update and implement a revised study protocol in order to allow the inclusion of patients taking aspirin was based on two important observations.

Here, we follow up that 2003 study with a revised survey of North American medical school deans intended to (a) measure current coverage of core topics in evolutionary medicine in curricula; (b) identify factors that are associated with coverage; and (c) elicit from curriculum deans the teaching resources that would be most useful to address the gaps in evolution education in medical schools.

However in 2012, an expanded and revised study incorporating the most recent Dromaeosaurid finds recovered the Archaeopteryx-like Xiaotingia as the most primitive member of the clade Dromaeosauridae, which appears to suggest the earliest members of the clade may have been capable of flight.

Now, the results of the revised study have been published in Alzheimer's & Dementia: Translational Research & Clinical Interventions, a peer-reviewed journal of the Alzheimer's Association.

One example is the Study Process Questionnaire and its modified version, the 2-factor reviStudytudy Process Questionnaire (R-SPQ-2F).

Jürgen Barth and Erika Baum planned and revised study design.

However, there is still not a consensus about TReg cells concentration in eutopic endometrium and peripheral blood between the revised studies.

All revised studies agree on the fact that households do not purchase AFVs based on rational factors, such as functional or economic benefits, but to gain access to a variety of denotations and associated connotations behind it.