Sentence examples for a study undertaken for from inspiring English sources

Since the publication of a study undertaken for Britain's Medical Research Council by Hill in 1948, that may have been the first to have all the methodological elements of a modern RCT [ 27], the number of RCTs published each year increases immensely: according to Pubmed, over 9,000 new RCTs were published in 2008.

A second study undertaken for a PhD thesis raised even more doubts about the organisation of the clinical diagnostic pathway (Hansen, 2008).

This data were then compared with that calculated by the authors in a previous study undertaken for the Department of Health in England on a range of conventional interventions and other actions to promote mental health and wellbeing.

This paper presents an experimental study undertaken for investigating the dynamic responses of axially-loaded reinforced concrete (RC) columns under horizontal impact loading.

In 2002, a more detailed study undertaken for the Scottish Executive [40] reviewed all child pedestrian casualty data for Scotland for 1999 and 2000 meeting the following criteria: Whether the crash occurred between 7 a.m. and 9.15 a.m.

A study undertaken in 2012 for the American Alliance of Museums and the UK's Museums Association revealed that more than half of US and nearly half (47%) of UK museums offer some form of mobile interpretation, in the shape of either a museum-provided device or mobile features (accessed via the web or downloaded).

The study undertaken for this paper focused on doctors, and in particular, specialists.

The result of the study undertaken for this purpose was published under the title of The Hospital Anxiety And Depression Scale [ 11].

Given that client-owned dogs were used, a second limitation was the diversity in the population of dogs used, which is arguably more marked than would have been the case for a study undertaken on dogs from a research colony.

To demonstrate this process, we draw on a study (undertaken by JB) exploring consultations for coughs and colds in family practice: we describe the formulation of the research question and present a worked example of analysis which exemplifies a discursive psychology approach (similar to Study 2).

For example, a study undertaken in Hanoi, Vietnam [ 45] reported a higher female-to-male ratio of non-fatal self-poisoning in urban areas where medicinal overdose is more common, compared to rural areas where pesticides ingestion is more common.