Sentence examples for effect of undertaking a from inspiring English sources
Generalised estimating equations (GEE) were used to investigate the effect of undertaking a self-proposed SSC on performance in standard-set examinations throughout the curriculum.
This study looks at the effect of undertaking an iBSc on subsequent exam performance in a medical school where iBScs are compulsory, the first study where this is the case and where selection bias is reduced in this way.
To investigate the effect of undertaking lifestyle interventions during periods of seasonal change on vitamin D status and health outcomes in overweight/obese women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).
This assumption was considered reasonable because economic outcomes arising during the trial are strongly driven by the effect of undertaking lifestyle changes during the trial, whereas economic outcomes from the long term model are more complex, with results being more driven by uncertainty in model parameters, such as the coefficients used in the cardiovascular risk equations.
The effects of undertaking cyclic-fatigue tests in (a) a 'dry' environment of 55% relative humidity at 23°C, and (b) a 'wet' environment of immersion in distilled water at 28°C were investigated.
The effects of undertaking cyclic-fatigue tests in (a) a 'dry' environment of 55% relative humidity at 23°C, and (b) a 'wet' environment of immersion in distilled water at 28°C were studied.
His most powerful writing is about the effect on individuals of undertaking social mobility in a society that only lets people up the ladder a few at a time, which applauds them as exemplars and then leaves them to get on with making sense of a life with working-class roots in a middle-class milieu.
The Obama administration will halt new coal mining on public land for the next three years with immediate effect as it undertakes a review of the "environmental and public health impacts" of coal production.
16 17 18 We therefore hypothesised that corticosteroids would offer similar symptomatic relief from sore throat because of their anti-inflammatory effects, and undertook a systematic review to examine the effect of systemic corticosteroids on adults and children with sore throat.
It was also revealed last week in a report by the Glasgow Centre for Population Health that there existed in Glasgow city council and at Westminster many influential people who in effect undertook a programme of social cleansing in the city in the 1950s and 1960s.
To ensure focus on the early part of the response and not the downstream secondary effects, we undertook a temporal dissection of the response to NB-598 in vitro.
