Sentence examples for in their study indicated from inspiring English sources

Gulilat et al. (2008) in their study indicated an investigation with three global climate models that a risk of more frequent drought due to declining of rainfall and increasing of temperature.

Moylan and Cullinan [ 7] reported nurses in their study indicated multiple reasons why injuries were not officially documented.

Also Reza and colleagues (2004) in their study indicated that psycheducational programs can facilitate social adjustment of Iranian psychiatric patients [ 43].

Newman and Berens, 11 in their study, indicated that 90% of community nurses stopped for lunch, however the timing of their lunch was at odd times, while 10% did not stop and ate in the car between clients.

No predictors of postoperative physical function were found in their study, indicating the difficulty in determining preoperatively who will benefit more (or less) from the procedure.

However, even a reduction of two points in the ACT score in their study indicates a 46% increased risk of SABA use and 21% increased exacerbations.

CNV regions with a bad concordance tended to have lower CNV frequencies in our study than in their study, indicating that we might miss CNVs within some samples or that they might excessively detect CNVs.

All interviewed students were fully active in their studies, indicating that their functional level was not very heavily affected, and the recorded states probably of mild to moderate severity.

Ubeda et al. in their multicentre study indicated the large variability in paediatric interventional cardiology protocols and imaging parameters (including kV and mA ranges for fluoroscopy and cine modes), with measured scatter dose ranging from 0.8 to 12 mSv h−1 at the eye position during fluoroscopy and cine modes if no protective tools are used [ 96].

In their study they indicated that M. tuberculosis shows no α-ketogluturate dehydrogenase (KDH) activity and subsequently proved the existence of a split TCA cycle, with or without interconnecting pathways.

No cases of appendiceal metastasis from breast cancer were described in their study [6], indicating that appendicitis caused by the metastasis of breast cancer is very rare.