Sentence examples for a third study on from inspiring English sources

A third study, on the curriculum and assessment, led by Kathy Hall at the National University of Ireland in Cork, says that English schoolchildren are among the most tested in the world.

A third study, on rectal carcinoma, found bulk tissue-sampling to be more advantageous than LCM cell-sampling [ 12].

In a third study on elite junior soccer players [ 38], the same group found differences in a trajectory analysis comparing Daily Hassles and Uplifting events among injured and non-injured subjects.

However, a third study on backward masking looked separately at persistent and recovered speakers (Howell, Davis, and Williams, 2006) and appears to resolve the discrepancy between the two earlier studies.

A third study on sexual psychophysiological responses in women with a history of CSA also found a lower genital sexual response in women in the CSA group as compared to women in the NSA group, but only when women were instructed to maximize their physiological sexual arousal (Schacht et al., 2007).

A second study on the possible effect of eliminating mandatory retirement -- this one conducted in 1991 by Stephen Stigler, a professor of statistics at the University of Chicago -- suggested that the top-tier research universities would not be alone in retaining an elderly faculty.

To validate the performance of the method in handling fiber-matrix material models, we perform a second study on dilating a long fiber-reinforced tube.

We report here a first study on the screen printing technology for the manufacturing of an advanced and stable carbon cathode for dye sensitized solar cell.

Sir Derek, 57, who was head of the chancellor's review of long-term health trends, published a report on the future funding of the NHS in 2002 and a second study on public health earlier this year.

A first study on the continuous adjoint formulation for aerodynamic optimization design of high pressure turbines based on S2 surface governed by the Euler equations with source terms is presented.

This work contributes to this direction by providing a first study on the applicability of state-of-the-art Boolean optimization procedures to cost-optimal correlation clustering under constraints in a general similarity-based setting.