Sentence examples for has participated in a study from inspiring English sources

However, Homer et al. [ 1] in 2008 demonstrated that one can use publicly available aggregate genetic data, such as SNP data from the International HapMap Project http://hapmap.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/, to infer whether an individual has participated in a study.

Each fall, the Office of Global Programs hosts a photo contest for students that have participated in a study abroad or fellowship experience during the preceding academic year or summer.

Hensley told Brantly that she had participated in a study of a drug called rNAPc2, an anticoagulant made by a company called Nuvelo; the drug saved one of three monkeys it was tested on.

By graduation, 60% of Dickinson students have participated in a study abroad experience.

Twenty-one estimates (27.63%) used alternative means of describing the developmental stage of the disease, such as the CDC classification system and disease severity, or according to whether or not they had progressed to AIDS and whether or not they had participated in a study that included antiretroviral therapy, or depending on diagnostic status or per type of disease accompanying AIDS, etc.

From two of the health facilities (Fajara and Brikama) a subset of 285 malaria patients with >5000 P. falciparum parasites µl−1 living in the Kombo coastal districts had participated in a study of clinical malaria in 2007 200909, and a trained fieldworker located the residential compound of each and entered its geographical location with a GPS device (Garmin GPS 12XL).

In this follow-up study, we reassessed unaccompanied refugee minors who had participated in a study (n =93) approximately 6 months after arriving in Norway and while they were living in small care units run by the State Child Protection Services.

Of those students who reported having participated in a study group for exam 1, 85% (survey 2; n = 115) believed that "studying in a group helped [their] grade on this exam".

The institute had previously coordinated and implemented the National Survey of drug-resistant TB in the country (12), and had participated in a study of bidirectional screening of DM and TB in China (13, 14).

VETSA twin pairs were randomly selected from a pool of 3322 VET Registry twin pairs who had participated in a study of psychological health in 1992 (Tsuang et al. 1996).

However, these recommendations were derived from analyses of GDR designs that recruit via re-contact of individuals for whom genetic data already exists because they have participated in a study that collected and analyzed DNA.