Sentence examples for but their study did from inspiring English sources

The researchers said about half the patients improved, but their study did not have a comparison group of patients who did not get the treatment, so it was not clear whether the improvement resulted from the treatment.

They investigated how teachers and students make connections in meaningful interactions between teaching and learning of scientific concepts, but their study did not pay special attention to mathematics.

Jansa et al. [ 14] recovered a clade that includes the Philippine members of this group but their study did not include any Australo-Papuan murines.

Minkoff et al. [ 30] evaluated HIV-positive women and documented higher numbers of new HPV types at the postpartum period than during pregnancy, but their study did not asses HPV clearance.

However, Cheung and colleagues assessed CBF in clinically stable patients requiring prophylactic insertion of IABP, attributing the stability of the mean CBFV to a presumed intact cerebral autoregulation, but their study did not assess cerebral autoregulation.

Sizoo et al. [ 3] showed higher rates of co-morbid SUD in patients suffering from Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) compared with those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) (58 % versus 30%%), but their study did not focus on HFA.

The authors mention that VD is a delivery option, but their study does not bring new evidence for this.

Chromosomal rearrangements were first observed by Dobzhansky and Sturtevant in 1938 ([ 1]), but extensive efforts to quantify their study did not take off until the early 1990s.

Although the list compiled by these authors contained over 1000 ORFs, which were present in Protochlamydia but were absent in other Chlamydiales, their study did not examine which of these proteins were also present in other bacterial phyla.

In their paper, Shah et al 22 acknowledge that they cannot easily explain these results, but conclude that their study does not support the hypothesis that β-blockers improve survival for common cancers.

But the researchers said their study — done from public records and with no financing — probably pointed to a real problem in American medicine: surgery, which can be painful, expensive and debilitating, is tempting for doctors and patients alike.