Sentence examples for impetus for this study from inspiring English sources
In our practice we found alarming discrepancies between CE-MRA and TOF-MRA, wasch was the impetus for this study.
Questions concerning formation of frozen gravelly sand barriers in the vadose zone and barrier resistance to ice erosion by liquid contaminants provided the impetus for this study.
The staggering burden of myocardial infarction and stroke in men and for men of African-American descent in particular provided the impetus for this study.
The high share of pedestrian fatalities in Israel provided the impetus for this study which looked for infrastructure solutions to improve pedestrian safety.
Variability in groundwater As concentrations provides the impetus for this study: 25% of wells in weakly metamorphosed shales and slates (< lower chlorite zone) exceed 10 μg/L (133 nmol/L) As, yet only 3% of wells in stratigraphically-equivalent phyllites (metamorphosed to ≥ upper chlorite zone) exceed 10 μg/L As.
The impetus for this study was our clinical experience that, in some TN patients showing poor responses to BTX-A, repeated dosing may lead to better pain relief.
RG: And what was the impetus for this particular study of microbiomes of ICU patients?
These initial studies in astrocytoma/glioblastoma cell lines indicate that defects in primary cilium ciliogenesis do occur in glioblastoma cells and provided the impetus for this current study which characterizes the morphology of primary cilia and documents ciliogenesis defects in molecularly characterized human glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) tumors.
The information about optimal WC values for MS diagnosis was not known for the Kyrgyz ethnic group, and this became a cardinal impetus for the study.
The impetus for the study was the current evidence that there was generally poor utilisation of services offered at public health facilities by young people in the country.
The impetus for the study came from the former Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner, who last summer became concerned about the unions' growing ability to make large gains in bargaining for new contracts.
