Sentence examples for a study offering from inspiring English sources
In 2000, the Middle East Forum, a conservative Washington think tank, issued a study offering many of the same reasons for taking military action against Syria that were later invoked against Iraq.
This study evaluates the willingness of women presenting for emergency contraception (EC) to enroll in a study offering the copper intrauterine device (IUD) or oral levonorgestrel (LNG) and follows up the two groups for 6 months after EC administration to compare use of an effective method of contraception.
For example, a study offering a PLTL program outside of an introductory chemistry course found that, after controlling for students' background and other characteristics, students who attended earned a third of a letter grade higher overall in the course than students who declined to attend (Hockings et al., 2008).
"Contract Development In A Matching Market: The Case of Kidney Exchange" by Kimberly D. Krawiec, Wenhao Liu et al. We analyze a new transplant innovation — Advanced Donation, referred to by some as a kidney "gift certificate," "layaway plan," or "voucher — as a case study offering insights on both market and contract development.
Verified numerical methodology was then used to present a parametric study, offering further insight into the effect of different parameters on the soil-tunnel interaction phenomenon.
Here's a case study offering four marketing tactics – four smooth stones, if you will – for knocking off incumbents, no matter the industry.
In 2007 2008, before the National Programme, we undertook a feasibility study offering bivalent HPV vaccination (Cervarix; GlaxoSmithKline, Rixensart, Belgium) to all Year-8 schoolgirls (aged 12 or 13 years) in two primary care trusts (PCTs) in Greater Manchester, UK (Brabin et al, 2008, Stretch et al, 2008a).
This is an observational prospective study offering weaker causal evidence than a randomised controlled trial.
Our music choices are influenced by time of day and season, and differ by gender, age and geography, according to a Cornell-led study offering insights into the temporal dynamics of human emotion.
While early data from a large randomized study offering in-village mobile testing demonstrated 3 13 times greater voluntary counseling and testing (VCT) uptake in intervention villages compared with control villages which had access only to nearby facility-based VCT, only 30% of residents ages 18 32 had accessed the intervention in the Tanzania sites after 24 months [4].
We describe a single arm intervention study offering participation in a financial incentive scheme for smoking cessation to all pregnant smokers receiving antenatal care in one area in England.
