The phrase "allowance in the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific provision or consideration made within the context of a study or research project.
Example: "The researchers made an allowance in the study for potential biases that could affect the results."
Alternatives: "provision in the study" or "consideration in the study".
In 2010 5,336 people were eligible for social allowances in the studied centre.
No allowance for the participation in the study was paid.
Despite losses in some regions, there was no loss of precision due to non-inclusion of adult females or children, as the allowance for non-participation in the study design was sufficient for all statistical outcomes for the entire sample and for each of the four regions.
By using the average value of daily sickness allowance (44.00€/day), it was calculated that the cost for the sickness allowance during the study period was 836€.
Furthermore, all patients received an allowance of 20 € for participation in the study.
Can you tell me about the rules for that kind of allowance?" The study team and interview participants sometimes used the more general term 'allowance' when referring to prospectively determined daily allowances or 'per diems', the focus of this article.
The (re- introduced pre- introducedlowance in all the case studies and the decrease of welfare suprinciplenfofce dependencies towallowance and socinl workers.
In the previous study, the cost of lost employment was assessed using social assistance allowances, while in the present study, information on employment status provided by patients served as the basis for this assessment.
Cumulative grade point average, background of students, gender, parental education level, monthly allowance and class-size were not predictors of absenteeism in the study.
For participating in the study, all students received an expense allowance of 50 Euros and a compensation for their traveling expenses.
