The phrase "a study of minor" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a study focused on minor subjects or issues, but it needs additional context or clarification to be usable.
Example: "The research paper presents a study of minor themes in contemporary literature."
Alternatives: "an analysis of minor" or "an examination of minor".
If research questions cannot be answered by a study of adults, minors need to be included.
In contrast, a histological study of minor salivary glands from 164 HIV-positive or -negative patients from Cameroon or the US showed a DILS prevalence of as high as 48% in patients with HIV infection from Cameroon but of only 6% in patients from the US.
Allele-specific PCR (ASPCR) is a highly sensitive, and reproducible method for the study of minor HIV-1 variants harboring resistance mutations and is significantly less labor-intensive and time-consuming than other techniques used for similar purposes.
In a study of monocytes [ 44], the minor allele was associated with lower expression levels of VAV3 (P = 2.2 × 10−11).
Based on these predictions and in combination with a study of the literature and published minor allele frequencies, variants were classified in five classes.
The SF36 mental health component scores were lower (worse) than those reported in a study of Australian women with a minor medical condition (such as allergies, back problems, arthritis, rheumatism, or bronchitis) but higher (better) than women with a serious medical condition (including heart conditions, stroke, and cancer).
Because prenatal brain development is not open to direct scrutiny, researchers have resorted to the study of minor physical anomalies and dermatoglyphic variables.
The case of Pachyrhizus illustrates the spillover benefits to be reaped from next-generation sequencing and research on model plants for the study of minor crops (Varshney et al., 2010).
To date, existing studies of minor whey proteins fractionation in IEC have primarily been conducted as batch uptake studies, which require more experimental search space, time and materials.
However, if only human studies of minor quality are available (see " Part 2: Local effects of irritants on the upper respiratory tract and the mucous membranes of the eyes in the working environment sensory and non-sensory origins" section; definition of a sensory NOAEChuman), expert judgment is necessary to evaluate whether the flaws of the study preclude the derivation of a point of departure.
