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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assembled to the study" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something has been gathered or put together in relation to a study, but the preposition "to" is not appropriate in this context.
Example: "The data was assembled for the study to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "assembled for the study" or "gathered for the study".
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A total of 446 women were potential assembled to the study.
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An advisory team of well-known Arabs in international public life was assembled to oversee the study.
An independent, multidisciplinary DSMB will be assembled to oversee the study.
A core project team of nine self-selected ROAM members was assembled to oversee the study.
In the documentary, she recalls the dismissive way she was treated at a meeting in New York by a committee the NFL had assembled to study the concussion issue.
The ESCAPE RA cohort was assembled to study the prevalence and progression of atherosclerosis and to identify risk factors for prevalent and progressive subclinical cardiovascular disease in patients with RA.
One of those programs – known as the demographics unit – was assembled to study and map 28 "ancestries of interest", the Associated Press reported in 2011, most of them Muslim.
The CoASTAL cohort represents the first community cohort assembled to study a HAB-related illness.
The top-notch scientific team that he assembled to study Ida could see at a glance that she was a primate, as opposed to the various other small tree-climbing creatures that inhabited the Messel region at the time.
Given that IRBs and DSMBs are assembled to determine the risks to study participants, product contaminants of questionable risk may be too ambiguous for clear direction.
The study at RPCI was prospectively assembled to test the hypothesis from the CCIH cohort.
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