Sentence examples for incidentally in a study from inspiring English sources

These findings came about incidentally in a study of species differences in courtship behaviour, as did an example from Drosophila (Noor, 1997).

Incidentally, in this study (Meyer-Bahlburg et al., 2004), those assigned male were more evenly split on the first question: "Some people argue that children born with unfinished sex organs (ambiguous genitalia) should not be surgically corrected before they are adults and can fully understand and consent to the procedures.

Incidentally, a study of 53 cycling fatalities that occurred in London between 2007-2011 found that around half were crashes involving HGVs where speed was not a major factor.

The imaging findings of 2 different cases are compared: a small (4 cm) LMS discovered incidentally in a breast cancer follow-up, studied by abdominal magnetic resonance (MRI) and a symptomatic advanced stage IVC mass detected by multidetector-row computed tomography (MDCT).

Since results of the two dependent measures (MWT and WST) were reported only incidentally in primary studies (e.g., to describe sample characteristics), there was no publication or selection bias to be expected in extracted data.

And, all of them, incidentally, in a rented red Toyota Prius.

All of the cases were detected incidentally in a pre-Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) screening era.

Incidentally, a recent study in Lake Whitefish revealed a reactivation of the expression of transposable elements in backcrossed hybrids which is associated with phenotypic malformation of hybrids during their early development (Dion-Côté et al. 2014).

(That, incidentally, sorta gibes with a study that come out today).

Incidentally, a recent study has identified association for IOP with variants in another gene (ICA1) that is also involved in vesicular transportation/cell membrane remodelling (15).

Exceptionally they may be incidentally detected in imaging studies [ 26].