A key study was co-authored by Roche employees and eight of the 10 trials had not been published in peer-reviewed journals.
In a key study published in Developmental Psychology, researchers identified twenty-three studies of brain-training programs including some that Marx tried and synthesized the results.
The key study showed that when used with another drug, Avastin almost doubled the time cancers were held in check before starting to worsen.
In a key study published in Psychological Science, researchers analyzed data from nearly a hundred and fifty thousand students, at a hundred and ten colleges and universities.
When he tells us that "a key study showed that senior American executives are four times more likely than the general population (four per cent versus one per cent) to be subclinical psychopaths" it sounds impressive.
A former British high commissioner has questioned whether the Foreign Office tried to "massage" the drafting of a key study that put paid to any hope of returning by concluding that resettlement was financially "prohibitive" and too "precarious".
Material distribution and relocation of molten metal are the key study areas during CDA.
A database of the key study variables is available in the Additional file 1 that accompany this article.
The analysis of a key study of the medicines, mostly handled by Schering, had been delayed for a year.
The cholesterol drugs came under fire this year when a key study questioned their safety and efficacy.
In a key study by Brem et al. (2003) on the relationship between evolution and creation narrative, a set of Likert-scale statements was used.
