Sentence examples for in tune with the study from inspiring English sources

This finding was also in tune with the study of Lee et al, 2007 [ 54] in which various chemicals present in pesticides were found to be associated with the significant increased risk of colorectal cancer.

In the above equations, both Brownian transport and thermophoresis coefficients are taken to be time independent, in tune with the recent studies that neglect the effect of thermal transport attributed to the small size of the nanoparticles (as per recent arguments by Keblinski and Cahill [28]).

Selecting a representative sample from the population is a very important factor in quantitative research given that results obtained from a wrongly selected sample which is not properly in tune with the object of study cannot be generalized to the whole population.

This observation of ours is in tune with the results of a previous study that demonstrated the existence of heart associated macrophages that can phagocytose (Horn et al., 2014).

In tune with the findings in PEACE, our previous prevalence study using International Study of Asthma and Related Allergies (ISAAC) methodology did not show a rise in prevalence of asthma in Hong Kong despite deteriorating air quality in past decades [ 5].

In studies dealing with complex issues, the researchers need to adopt an adaptive attitude during the data collection to keep in tune with the evolving understanding of the issue under study.

In Tune with the Zeitgeist.

"They are in tune with the people here".

I feel she's most in tune with the electorate.

In tune Richardson's views are more in tune with the Scottish consensus.

"It seemed incredibly in tune with the times," Sawhney says.