Sentence examples for by a small study from inspiring English sources

They were persuaded by a small study showing that TMR seemed to produce fewer complications in hospitalized patients.

(It is represented here by a small study, since its owner, a private collector, has decided that now is a good time to put it up for auction).

WEEKEND An art review on Friday about "Christopher Wool," at the Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan, included outdated information about the owner of Mr. Wool's painting "Apocalypse Now," which is represented in the show by a small study.

Among this show's non-Italian vistas, especially notable is an ecstatic, uncharacteristically sweet hillside view by Delacroix that dates from late in his career or from an 1824 trip to England, when he was thinking about Constable, represented here by a small study of an uprooted tree trunk.

This is a nice example for a study that is limited by a small study population and a low prevalence of the disease to be studied [48].

These data seem to be supported by a small study in humans, suggesting high cytokine responses in humans with inactive caspase-12 [11].

According to research by Nasa (a small study back in 1980, but still), "rebounding" is up to 68% more effective than jogging but requires less effort; develops upper and lower body strength more effectively than weightlifting; and is a better all-round exercise than swimming.

Finally, the recent study by Zhang et al. (2010b) is hampered by potential confounding, a small study group, sampling artifacts, and lacks reporting of critical information, such that the reported chromosome changes in this study are impossible to interpret.

In both literatures, this claim has been repeatedly supported by the results of a small study published by Yesavage et al. in 2002 on non-demented pilots (30 70 years old).

There are several diagnostic difficulties highlighted by our study, and a small study of 44 children has previously identified similar difficulties in detecting lung parenchymal changes using whole-body post-mortem CT [ 15].

Pushing off with the arms increases the number of calories burned by an average 20percentt and as much as 63percentt over regular walking, according to a small study by the Cooper Institute, an exercise research center in Dallas.