Sentence examples for introduction to study from inspiring English sources

Introduction: To study the effect of intra-abdominal hypertension (IAH) on the frequency of ventilator associated pneumonia (VAP) in critical care patients with risk factors for IAH.

Thus, this review is timely insofar it serves as an introduction to study design, offers guidance on how to test promising agents for cancer anorexia/weight loss, and provides advice for overcoming trial design obstacles.

All contributing authors to this paper had access to all relevant papers (Information sheets, letters of introduction to study, focus group topic guides) and data necessary for verifying the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the analysis.

"It is given to relatively few to be so totally identified with a scientific endeavor," said Dr. W. Maxwell Cowan, then vice president and chief scientific officer at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, in his introduction to "Studies in Developmental Neurobiology: Essays in Honor of Viktor Hamburger" (Oxford University Press, 1981).

If the patient expresses interest in participating after a brief introduction to the study, study personnel will undertake a full written consent process (and oral consent for any companions who are present).

Paired with a fiery little lamb Bolognese with hints of smoked paprika and vinegar, and served beneath a drizzle of curried mayonnaise, it is an immensely flavorful introduction to his studied, intricate and soulful cooking.

The study was conducted as follows: - On the day of the study, the medical students received a brief introduction to the study without disclosure of the study question.

Following recruitment and introduction to the study, informed consent for participation in this study will be obtained from the child's parent or carer and assent for participation from the children.

Participants were given a general introduction to the study as well as the opportunity to ask questions about the study.

We used qualitative case study research methods to study the introduction of EVAR in an academic health sciences centre.

The author thanks his psychiatrist, Dr. Adolphus Peters of Amsterdam for inspiring his book, "An Introduction to the Study of Introductions".