Sentence examples for devising a study from inspiring English sources
Devising a study that has not been done before is a herculean task and pursuing one with vulnerable populations only adds to the potential for scrutiny.
Since our overarching aim was to identify signatures predicting a lethal or an indolent course of prostate cancer, we maximized efficiency by devising a study design that included men who either died from prostate cancer during follow up (lethal prostate cancer cases) or who survived at least 10 years after their diagnosis (men with indolent prostate cancer).
With a colleague, he devised a study looking at 777 undergraduate marketing students over a five-year period.
So Dr. Gray, Dr. James McIntyre and their team devised a study to compare nevirapine with AZT among newborns whose mothers chose not to take anti-H.I.V. therapy during pregnancy or labor.
Reasoning that hepatitis was rampant at Willowbrook anyway, Dr. Krugman devised a study in which newly admitted children were injected with active hepatitis virus.
The question is: How quickly does that gate open up?" He devised a study in which subjects were asked to press on a lever with their index finger over and over again, with the same degree of force each time.
As part of his coursework during his experience with CERC's SEE-U program in Punta Cana, Jesse devised a study to assess the availability of illegal hawksbill tortoiseshell products.
No one had ever done anything like that before, in part because it would be considered unethical to devise a study that would explicitly deny some people coverage while giving it to others.
He devised a study in which subjects delivered what they thought were painful electric jolts to a fellow participant, merely because they were encouraged to do so by the scientist in charge who assured them it was necessary for a learning experiment.
Marghetis, Landy, and Goldstone (2016 12 devised a study to test whether participants who are familiar with algebraic notation perceive terms as solitary units.
