The phrase "aids from the study" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to assistance or benefits derived from a study, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The aids from the study were instrumental in developing new teaching methods."
Alternatives: "assistance from the study" or "benefits from the study".
Eleven states prohibit aid for the study of theology.
Additionally, participants refrained from all supplementation (i.e., vitamins, ergogenic aids) throughout the study period.
JM aided in the study coordination, obtained medical histories from participants, and reviewed drafts.
EK aided in the study coordination, obtained questionnaire data from owners, tested dogs, processed and analyzed the data.
Those elements from the study that aid explanations can be transferred from a clinical context into a NHS patient campaigning context.
Although the return rate was modest at 55.7%, generalizations from the study could be aided by the participation of educational institutions from all four major geographical regions in the Philippines.
If with the aid of this questionnaire disability was detected, the child was excluded from the study.
We expressed pharmacy claim adherence as a percentage and calculated it as the number of months with ART claims submitted divided by the number of complete months from ART initiation to death, withdrawal from the Aid for AIDS program, or study end.
Despite widespread recommendation of use of running water to wash burn wounds to prevent further damage [ 23, 24], there was little proof of this first aid from our study.
Sixty clinical encounters took place at a different medical center than the rest (50 encounters from the Decision Aids for Diabetes study and 10 from the Diabetes Choice study), and sufficient patient identifying information was not available to determine if any of these patients participated in any other included trials.
