The phrase "as involved in the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate participation or engagement in a particular research or academic study.
Example: "The results were significant, particularly for those participants as involved in the study."
Alternatives: "participating in the study" or "engaged in the study".
CM and AS were involved in the study design, interpretation of results and review of the manuscript.
For example, companies that have as little as three to as high as 500 employees were involved in the study as well as sales ranging from half a million to over 200 million dollars.
We will aim to maintain a blind status for as many people involved in the study as possible.
CW as involved in the design of the project, conceptualising the study and drafting the initial draft.
A total of 296 patients with AS were also involved in the study; 58 formed the control group; 26 patients were selected as reconvalescent donors of plasma.
For instance, our dataset included only ~11% of all A. thaliana genes, and we analyzed between 17% and 48% of the genes annotated as involved in the stress responses considered in the present study.
In fact, no other team of the sport's elite racing teams is as deeply involved in the study of improving the internet of things as is the McLaren team, through its sister company, McLaren Electronic Systems.
The researchers as well as experts not involved in the study said the findings should make parents, doctors and educators aware of the risks such children face and of the need for them to get help early.
Parents or guardians, as well as the children involved in the study, signed a consent or assent form to participate in this study.
A detailed description of all examinations and treatment procedures, including dry needling (DN), as well as of risks involved in the study was provided to the participants.
