Sentence examples for document this effect from inspiring English sources

I would also recommend that a proper research study be simultaneously put in place to demonstrate and document this effect, for the satisfaction and benefit of politicians, policy makers, and the public.

We have therefore collected parametric data to document this effect.

Most clinicians recognize that cancer is painful for patients and their families, but surprisingly there is little research to document this effect.

Damage to the surviving kidney is a potential concern among those treating children with Wilms' tumour and it is important to fully document this effect and determine its significance in clinical practice.

Enalapril has been previously reported to blunt the increase in protein tyrosine nitration evident in the rat aorta 10 weeks after onset of STZ-induced DM [ 46]; however, to the best of our knowledge, our data are the first to document this effect in the kidney during the early stage of STZ-induced DM.

Because commercial partnerships account for more than 40% of the Olympics' revenue, sponsoring companies must agree that sponsorship is effective marketing—even though few studies have documented this effect in economic terms.

An array of studies have documented this effect.

In osteopathy, few studies documented this effect and no research has been conducted in newborns.

While a recent study has shown that winning and losing can drive differential changes in women's testosterone levels (e.g., soccer [10]), other studies have not documented this effect (e.g. rugby [11]; soccer [12]; video game [13]; computer-based cognitive game [14] (also see Archer [4] for a meta-analysis in both sexes)).

However, we did not find any data documenting this effect.

Studies in children with meningococcal sepsis have documented this effect by demonstrating both depletion of endothelial thrombomodulin and simultaneously increased plasma sTM as compared to controls [ 16]. sTM levels are similarly elevated in sepsis, disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), vasculitis, venous thrombosis, and trauma [ 17– 17].