Sentence examples for dying research from inspiring English sources
Women who take hormone replacement therapy for 10 years after the menopause have far less chance of suffering heart failure, heart attack or of dying, research shows.
Similarly, a review of quality death and dying research by Hales et al, 13 of patient and provider perspectives, concluded that this is a subjective and multidimensional phenomenon represented by physical, psychological, social and spiritual experiences, as well as the nature of healthcare, life closure and death preparation, and the circumstances of death.
Although the UWM lab experimented with dogs, gerbils, and pregnant monkeys (all of whom also died), research on cats is especially controversial since we tend to think of them as more than just animals.
If you have a pair and one dies, research split caging and consider introducing the survivor to some new playmates (advisory to check out eGerbil forum).
Research is what I do, and I coped with the fear of dying with research".
She thought, "Oh, God, I'm going to die doing research for this book".
His father, a veterinarian, died from research he was conducting into the transmission of malaria when the boy was 10.
The youngster had died; new research undertaken on this and other works in "Picturing America" revealed that her drooping bouquet of flowers and faraway stare, among other visual clues in the image, referred to her death.
In a paper published in the Journal of the American Statistical Association in June 1958, the collaborators put forth a new, efficient method for estimating patient survival rates, taking into account the fact that some patients die during research trials while others survive beyond the trials.
If the patient is not willing to continue in the study, or does not appear at appointments, or dies, a research discontinuation form will be completed.
Seemingly contrary to the other findings about optimistic kids dying earlier, some research suggests that optimism is a good predictor of longevity.
