Sentence examples for introduced into a study from inspiring English sources

Any bias introduced into a study often cannot be removed and may impact on the results in ways that may be difficult to quantify (Bogardus et al., 1999).

For example, bias may be introduced into a retrospective study because exposure is measured indirectly, is self-reported, and may be differentially recalled by parents of a well, versus a sick, child (Infante-Rivard and Jacques 2000).

Prior to the start of the study, all participating centres were trained and introduced into all study specific procedures.

We are now focusing on translating the algorithms in a stepwise fashion after instrumentation and agents are introduced into a human exploratory study.

These mutations were introduced into a rat brain α12.2, then studied in HEK-293 cells by whole cell patch clamp electrophysiology.

It is also possible that the H42-A genotype was introduced into the study population from an exogenous source during the course of the study.

Effects of boric acid introduced into an ammonia-citric plating bath were studied both on the plating process and on the deposit characteristics.

Stiffness has been introduced into this study as an additional damage indicator; furthermore, a high stiffness of the lateral side of the bone-implant construct suggests a stable lateral cortical hinge.

No selection bias was introduced into the study as a result of excluding respondents based on postcode errors.

Tests of "clocklike" behavior or uniformity in rates of evolution were introduced into our study as an additional method of assessing the amount of temporal structure in the sequence dataset.

The possibility of such a bias being introduced into this study was reduced by including questions on numerous exposures and by not placing any particular emphasis on physical activity in this questionnaire.