Sentence examples for entering a study from inspiring English sources

Commissioner Jane E. Henney of Food and Drug Administration advised people to seek a doctor's help in sifting through the studies, and then, when entering a study, to take along a friend or relative to hear researchers explain the risks and benefits.

Not all authors noted the duration of the problem behaviour, when it was reported the minimum duration prior to entering a study was 5 days and the maximum was 10 years.

These results suggest that merely entering a study and being examined is positive.

In this respect, such individuals should be entitled to the same protection as those entering a study with "full" knowledge of their condition.

In this RCT, the participants knew that they were entering a study where the treatment decision would be made by the randomization programme.

The 'obligation to ensure people have understood the information provided to them before entering a study' is one highlighted in an article in the BMJ (Tollman et al, 2001).

Kathy McGuire, 33, an accountant in Baltimore, entered a study at Johns Hopkins University several years ago.

That way, if he relapsed, he might be able to enter a study using the cells.

He entered a study room, where he finally got to examine the secret document — a couple of pages, in Hubbard's bold scrawl.

One study had to be stopped several years ago because too many doctors were unwilling to recommend that their elderly heart attack patients enter a study in which the choice of treatment -- a clot-busting drug or a placebo -- was made by a flip of the coin.

As penance, he becomes an itinerant beggar, until one day he enters a study hall and hears two porters learnedly debating a point of law; when one of them finds a copy of the rabbi's book on the shelf and uses it to prove an argument, the rabbi is finally vindicated in his own eyes.