Sentence examples for lives study from inspiring English sources

The Japanese long-term prospective post-marketing surveillance LIVALO Effectiveness and Safety (LIVES) Study was designed to assess the efficacy and safety of pitavastatin in clinical practice in ∼20,000 patients.

Lantz, P.M., House, J.S., Mero, R.P., and Williams, D.R. "Stress, Life Events and Socioeconomic Disparities in Health: Results from the Americans' Changing Lives Study". Journal of Health and Social Behavior 46(3):20052005 2005.

In a recent paper (pdf), co-authored with Stefan Dercon and Albert Park, forthcoming in Economic Development and Cultural Change, I used panel data on 2,000 children collected by the Young Lives study at Oxford University to investigate the impact of the scheme on nutritional outcomes.

The data used to perform the analyses comes from the third round of the Young Lives study conducted in Andhra Pradesh, India in 2009.

"I believe that the higher rates of psychiatric care can be interpreted as a sign that women having abortions are at a vulnerable time in their lives," study lead author Trine Munk-Olsen, a psychiatric epidemiologist at the National Center for Register-Based Research in Denmark, said in an e-mail.

"We need to be careful when we do our research that our sexual-minority participants are representative of the gay youth population so that we can accurately and adequately represent their lives," study co-author Ritch Savin-Williams, a human development researcher at Cornell University, said in a statement.

"People do dissertations, spend their lives studying this music," he said.

They spend their entire lives studying holy scriptures and performing religion rituals.

Even historians who have spent their lives studying Fascism can't agree on what the word means.

Learning to play the game may only take minutes, but top players spend their lives studying advanced go theory.

They are written for the experts, most of whom spend their lives studying a much smaller range of subjects.