Sentence examples for back from the study from inspiring English sources

The product of a trial -- the data -- has to be analyzed and interpreted when it starts coming back from the study sites.

Susan Loomis and I ran back and forth from the study to the kitchen, doing a lot of "Can you believe what he's saying?" (and also a fair amount of "Can you believe what they were doing?").

Members participate on both the epidemiology and biology projects, disseminate educational information and scientific findings of the BCERC and ensure the inclusion of the community perspective in BCERC projects and facilitating the ongoing flow of information from the study team to the community and from the community back to the study team.

For example, the beginning of the entry for 'anaphora' in the MacMillan Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Supplement) reads "The study of anaphora (from Greek, "carry back") is the study of the ways in which occurrences of certain expressions, particularly pronouns, depend for their interpretations upon the interpretations of occurrences of other expressions".

A filmy half-moon window at the back of the study casts light from the garden over a collection of plants and assorted desert rocks that Grossman collected with Uri.

For example, company representatives, who understood the study, referred back to the study team a request from a participant to withdraw some of the credited money from their account.

Patients with mechanical back pain were excluded from the study.

We step back from the many good case studies to examine the broader story of improved cook-stoves (ICs) in India.

The numbers of physiotherapy sessions resulting from the study back pain clinic were available for all participants.

Another interesting finding from the study backed up something that many penis owners and/or users already knew to be true: Even when they are attached to the same person, some erections are more impressive than others and that differences in tumescence could impact measurements to a significant degree.

Participants can always draw back from participating in the study, at any time during the assessment or intervention, without giving a reason for their withdrawal.