Sentence examples for in a large scale study from inspiring English sources

In a large scale study, women report higher pain intensity scores than men under the similar pain conditions [3].

Bohrer et al. investigated quality of life of surgeons in Germany in a large scale study and discovered that 68% of surgeons, as opposed to only 39% of non-surgeons, worked more than 60 hours per week on average [20].

In a large scale study across China, they found that several hundreds of insect species engage in pollen-mediated gene flow, some of which, like the European honey bee Apis mellifera, carry pollen at least 500 m from the pollen source.

For instance, negative genetic correlations (from −0.30 to −0.50) between milk quantity and Artificial Insemination (AI) success have been reported in a large scale study performed in HOL, NOR and MON [5].

In a large scale study based on behavioural tests outside the working situation, [18] found that show horses, and especially dressage horses, exhibited higher emotional levels than unbroken or leisure horses.

First, global evaluation of the effects of experimental manipulations across all manual, event-based and automated endpoints in a large scale study is difficult using traditional bar or line graphs (see Fig. S1 of the Supplementary Material) and may be markedly improved by 3D swim path reconstructions proposed here (Fig. 2, 4 6).

Shares of the Chiron Corporation lost almost a quarter of their value after the biotechnology company's experimental heart drug appeared ineffective in a large-scale study.

In a large-scale study at 26 Canadian elementary schools, first graders who were young for their year made considerably more progress in reading and math than kindergartners who were old for their year (but just two months younger).

During the 1930s, as the Great Depression continued, Harold Moulton, a University of Chicago professor who was the institution's first president, and his colleagues at Brookings participated in a large-scale study commissioned by U.S. Pres.

Besides ginkgo, supplements promoting brain power often include vitamin E, another nutrient being tested in a large-scale study of patients with mild mental impairment; huperzine, a moss extract from China; phosphatidylserine, a fatty substance found in nerve cell membranes; and ginseng, a popular herb.

Laura Dugan, an assistant professor of criminal justice at Georgia State University, said she had found in a large-scale study that as cities created more legal advocacy services against domestic violence, fewer men were being killed by their wives, though the same did not hold true for women.