Sentence examples for likewise in a study from inspiring English sources

Likewise, in a study of the family meal habits of about 18,000 children, researchers at Cornell University and the University of Minnesota found that the quality of family relationships, not whether they ate home-cooked food around a table at the same time, was associated with better child outcomes.

Likewise, in a study carried out by Savoye-Collet et al. [34], more than 20 patients were assessed at baseline and after 1 year of treatment with anti-TNF drugs.

Likewise, in a study among Turkish and Euro-Canadian samples of university students, Uskul, Hynie, and Lalonde (2004) found that the two cultural groups did not differ on independent self-construal; indeed, Turkish women were found to have more independent self-construal than both Turkish men and Canadian men and women.

Likewise, in a study of 81 patients in South Africa, the sensitivity of OraQuick was only 96.3% on OF, compared to 100% on whole blood [21].

48 Likewise, in a study of 113 older adults with HIV, 27% reported suicidal ideation within the past week.

Likewise, in a study by Lambe and Collins, [ 41] GPs focused mainly on fear appeals, without offering any adequate support.

Likewise, in China, a study found that in 497 patients meeting Class I secondary prevention (SP) indications for an ICD, only 112 (22.5%) accepted an ICD implant.

Likewise, in a small study of the two UK pilot hospitals, participants reported benefits for their day-to-day care of patients and a strengthening of team work.

Likewise, in a similar study, Gabor et al. [15] identified that 20% of awakenings were the direct result of environmental noise.

Likewise, in a recent study, the nutrient profile of shrimp whole body has been reported not much affected by fish meal replacement with dietary black soldier fly larval meal (Cummins et al. 2017).

Likewise, in a smaller study of men and women in relationships who were asked to write about the effects of their own personal use of porn, the single most common thing participants said was that there were "no negative effects" on themselves or on their relationships.