Sentence examples for described studies that from inspiring English sources
Previously described studies that have used CD15, CD24, and CD29 to identify various neural progenitors derived from embryonic stem cells formed the basis for our study [24].
For example, 5% of 206 reports of supposed RCTs in obstetrics and gynaecology journals described studies that were not truly randomised.
In our study, 30% of patients in the biodegradable stent group were dysphagia-free at the end of the follow-up period, which is in accordance with 2 previously described studies that have reported a clinical success between 33 and 42.9% [ 4, 20].
In a provocative and controversial talk, Mary Hendrix (University of Iowa College of Medicine, Iowa City, IA, USA) described studies that demonstrated that tumour cells derived from uveal melanomas have the capacity to form blood-bearing channels that are distinct in morphology and behaviour from canonical endothelial-lined angiogenic vessels.
We used N ≥ 30 to collectively describe studies that were not just very small pilot studies.
Clearly there's a whole genre of annoying press releases describing studies that don't really prove much of anything, and hey, at least it wasn't an infographic.
In the following subsections, we describe studies that have detected associations between test-taking motivation, performance, and test stakes, and those that have not.
Here, we describe studies that show efficient transport of proteins into the mammalian cells mouse 3T3 fibroblasts and podocytes, utilizing an approach termed profection.
Also, the Discussion section describes studies that provide relevant background, which should be provided in the Introduction section.
Second, we will describe studies that have attempted to study the underlying prediction mechanisms that result in the above-mentioned modulations of the stimulus-evoked responses, investigating prediction effects in the absence of stimulation.
The report does say computers can be an especially effective learning tool for children with disabilities, and it describes studies that show that some computer games can improve children's spatial skills and visual attention.
