Sentence examples for according to a pilot from inspiring English sources

In those with progressive disease, fatigue improved, but not mobility problems, according to a pilot study he published in December in The Journal of Vascular Surgery.

A new technique for screening embryos for genetic defects during IVF more than doubles the chances that the embryo will implant in the mother's womb, according to a pilot study by UK and US researchers.

In newborns exposed to secondhand smoke, mutations in an important gene occur at a high rate, according to a pilot study in next month's Nature Medicine.

Women who suffer from depression tend to have weaker bones that are more likely to break than those of their nondepressed counterparts, according to a pilot study published in the 17 October New England Journal of Medicine.

People with strong Cherokee bloodlines appear to have a lower risk of Alzheimer's disease than do people of Caucasian ancestry, according to a pilot study in the October Archives of Neurology.

The study was powered to detect a minimum difference of 35 μSv between Hp (0.07 P1 and Hp (0.07 P3, with a variance of 120 μSv, according to a pilot study realized with only one ED and a NMT (unpublished data), a two-tailed type I error of 0.05 and a power (1-β) of 90%%; the conservative hypothesis of no correlation between the doses received by the two phalanges was assumed.

According to a New Jersey pilot's daughter, the "plugged-in" Fender Stratocaster that Dylan strummed that afternoon was abandoned by the songwriter on a private jet operated by her father, and the family kept it in their attic for almost five decades.

Chinese companies may soon be allowed to use their domestic currency to buy foreign assets and companies, according to a new pilot plan announced by the People's Bank of China last week.

According to a knowledgeable pilot, "That ag plane has a comm (communications) radio and so does the helicopter; they have crossed paths before and there is probably a nearby airport or private strip with a CTAF they would have been on".

These websites were chosen according to a previous pilot study, in which 27 PCPs assigned a score to the best websites based on their clinical usefulness, the quality of their information, and their accessibility.

Another $3m could have paid for an advanced, category-II or -III instrument landing-system that would have enabled operations even in dense fog, according to a local commercial pilot.