Sentence examples for as shown in a study from inspiring English sources
As shown in a study, "Apple's Changing Business Model," that I coauthored a year ago, the previous time Apple repurchased shares in significant quantities, things ended badly.
Adherence to these recommendations is known to lower mortality in pediatric septic patients as shown in a study by Han et al. (mortality 8% vs. 38%) [9].
Botswana, which is relatively wealthy and has a tiny population of 2 million, has nearly reached 90-90-90, as shown in a study published online on 23 March in The Lancet.
Unlike mean arterial blood pressure or heart rate, ccFT may be influenced even by small changes in left ventricle preload, as indicated by significant differences between pre- and post-passive leg-raise maneuver as shown in a study with normal volunteers [11].
It should be noted that since the curve radius and the path radius vary, the calculation of the side friction factor constitute a complex problem, as shown in a study by Wong and Nicholson [6] who suggested that the path instead of the design radius should be taken into account.
As shown in a study specifically devoted to interB gene family, some gene copies can be actively transcribed [ 33].
As showed in a study by Brabin et al., close collaboration and good relationships between the schools and the health system are important predictors of vaccine uptake [ 35].
Contact with cats has not always been associated with T. gondii seropositivity in epidemiology studies, as shown in a previous study in blood donors and HIV patients [ 19] or in pregnant women [ 13].
Moreover, reduced CLCA2 expression is associated with transcriptional changes of the EMT marker in SCC of the lung as shown in this study and in breast cancer as shown in a previous study [ 28].
Drugs, as shown in a comprehensive study released last month by the National Institute of Mental Health, are effective in only half of patients with major depression.
The accumulation of calcium oxalate on ectomycorrhizal hyphae can be mineral-specific and correspond linearly to the degree of calcium weathering from minerals as shown in a microcosm study for quartz, granite, basalt, and gabbro59.
