Sentence examples for a study has determined from inspiring English sources
In related news, a study has determined that the most fervent devotees of Mr. Zuckerberg's Platonically ideal social media site scored the highest in objective measures of intellect and beauty.
A spokeswoman for Mr. Aronoff, the developer and fund-raiser, defended the project, saying a study had determined a need for the interchange in a building plan years ago, partly to help with hurricane evaluations.
Whatever the reason, a new study has determined that only a quarter of patients with heart disease are regularly taking aspirin, even though experts agree that it helps prevent new heart attacks and other problems.
A recent study has determined that Th17 represent only a minor fraction of IL-17 expressing cells in different human tumors and that IL-17 was mainly produced by neutrophils or mast cells [ 84].
A new study has determined something most astute parents already know: YouTube is the most-loved brand among young kids.
A previous study has determined that the time course of ICa recovery from inactivation follows a single exponential function with a τrecovery of about 375 ms (Blaich et al., 2010).
However, a previous study has determined that inhibition of EADs and VT by nifedipine in the rabbit heart significantly preceded any discernable decreases in left ventricular developed pressure (LVDP) (Anderson et al. 1998).
A recent study has determined that the Dalpha7 subunit of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (nAChR) is needed for transmission from the PSI to the DLMns and inputs to the GFs (Fayyazuddin et al., 2006).
BRL occurs in a familial pattern [ 6] and a recent genomic study has determined the location of the gene involved to chromosome 17 [ 7] independently in both breeds.
More recently, a large epidemiological study has determined that hypoglycemia results in an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality (3).
It often occurs that a risk assessment study has determined the need to include the shutdown of a large electric motor as part of a safety instrumented function (SIF).
