Sentence examples for a study that sampled from inspiring English sources

In 2002, Dr. Susan Sprecher published a study that sampled couples, and found that as one satisfaction improved so did the other, and vice versa, but did not solve the directionality issue.

Our data are congruent at well-supported nodes with a study that sampled many additional species of subgenus Grammica utilizing two short loci (including ITS) [ 31].

However, a study that sampled HIV-infected persons from clinics and community organizations in four large U.S. cities found that 16% of MSM, 13% of MSW and 19% of WSM had unprotected sex with partners of negative or unknown HIV status, findings that are more consistent with our estimates of 13, 9 and 15%, respectively [27].

In a study that sampled and genetically characterized individuals of a species each haplotype or genotype that is revealed represents an instance of each of the hierarchical levels it belongs to.

That's the conclusion of a new study that sampled 150 hours of English and Spanish kid's shows and found that while both were packed with fast-food and junk-food ads, the products advertised on the Spanish shows were the less healthy.

Four independent S. epidermidis isolates were selected from a previous study that sampled the anterior nares of 60 healthy volunteers (Libberton et al.

The results come about five years after an International Olympic Committee study that sampled 240 supplements purchased in America and found 18.8percentt of them contained steroids.

We conducted a cross-sectional study that sampled ∼1000 women aged 20 21 years attending their cervical screening appointment over the period 2009 2012 to establish HPV prevalence in vaccinated and unvaccinated women in Scotland.

An ABCs-based cohort study that sampled from a population of ≈600,000 live-born infants at 8 sites demonstrated the value of screening over the risk-based approach.

A study that randomly sampled the Decatur worker population (Olsen et al. 2003d) indicated that serum PFOS concentrations measured during the course of medical surveillance examinations likely presented an unbiased analysis of the overall serum PFOS distribution of the workers.

Barnabas Daru is lead author of a study that uncovered sampling biases in a number of herbarium collections around the world, casting doubt on their usefulness in evaluating climate change.