After a study of Indian languages, he assisted in founding a mission at Sault Ste.
In addition to everything else, Galbraith found time to publish works as diverse as two novels, a book of satirical sketches, and a study of Indian painting.
In a study of Indian cities, the World Health Organization found that a number of environmental factors have led to a rise in respiratory infections, asthma, malaria, diarrhea and neuropsychiatric disorders.
In a study of Indian business leaders conducted by Wharton (2007), many of the business leaders emphasized the significance of organization's underlying values in creating the vision for a company.
By contrast, Walter and Richard [ 17] in a study of Indian men and women showed that the decline in FEV1 and FEF25-75 wasignificantlylessess in women than in men.
30 Surendar et al estimated GFR using cystatin C (cys-C) in a study of Indian Asians enrolled in the Chennai Urban Rural Epidemiology Study.
In a study of Indian leprosy patients with ulcers, by Kumar et al., the most common isolate was P. aeruginosa [ 6], which is similar to studies reported elsewhere [ 14].
Results on social distancing in our study were somewhat comparable to a study of 813 Indians recruited from hospitals, factories, markets, and office in Udaipur Province, India [ 26].
Another caveat concerns the generalisability of these associations: What can a study of rural Indians at a Hindu religious festival tell us about positive crowd experience more generally?
This is comparable with the results from a study of American Indians which have shown that BMI is a significant predictor of diabetes in both normal glucose tolerance group and IGT group [ 17].
