Sentence examples for and patterns of study from inspiring English sources

The only exceptions were 1) the mixed-model analysis of study group usage and exam score and 2) the analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) of the pre- and posttest scores and patterns of study group usage.

The estimation for survival rates for cervical cancer after diagnosis by stage was based on patient care evaluation data obtained from the American College of Surgeons (1990) and patterns-of-care studies (Jones et al, 1995).

Objectives were to study and find out patterns of study groups of a class room case study that would have effects on the student learning efficiency.

Although this is a fundamental concern with our selected study design, the noted observed changes in the number of medication prescriptions and the referral patterns of study patients suggests that the implementation of the collaborative model did have some influence upon the physician's management of low back pain patients.

The effects of these covenants on the firm's investment policy and corporate bond yields under different disclosure policies and patterns of TRU are studied.

The aim of this study was to present characteristics and publication patterns of studies arise from orthopedic theses obtained from National Thesis Center; database in terms of publication years, study types, topics, level of evidence between 1974 and 2014.

So even though it is difficult to study humans' genetics and patterns of alcohol consumption, researchers can study vervet monkeys.

Hale and his collaborators at Cornell and Michigan will analyze the brain patterns of study participants generated in an fMRI scanner as they listen to segments of a novel being read to them, in American English, for 90 minutes.

However, despite guidelines, the use of G-CSF and pegylated G-CSF in the United States has not been consistent and pattern of care studies have focused primarily on G-CSF.

However, rates and patterns of indels are less well studied than those associated with nucleotide or amino acid replacement substitutions.

Because such exposure may cause adverse health effects, particularly in children, the sources and patterns of exposure need to be studied further.