Sentence examples for making accurate studies from inspiring English sources

Franz worked at Kew Gardens making accurate studies of orchids and drawing microscopic phenomena, while Ferdinand explored Australia as a ship's artist.

The criminalization of people who use illicit drugs makes accurate study of the prevalence of illicit drug use and health-related outcomes, including mortality, challenging [ 2].

Furthermore, use of psychometrically sound international health literacy assessment tools in national literacy studies will be essential in making accurate direct country-to-country comparisons.

Earlier workers had made less accurate studies of leaky membranes (e.g., animal bladders) and the passage through them in opposite directions of water and escaping substances.

It was employed in relevant studies to make accurate measurements of both taps to the tendon and the reflex-mediated responses and to characterize their dynamic relationship in terms of tendon reflex gain, contraction rate, and tapping force threshold [ 12, 18, 25].

However, the use of intraoral scans could make accurate measurements possible without impressions and study models, as the scans are easily converted into digital models [29].

Prospective cohort studies must be prioritised to make accurate decisions on Methylphenidate's use for cognitive enhancement.

Cost studies are therefore needed to make accurate estimates of the cost of FN on patients with various types of cancers.

It is very difficult to make accurate measurements of indoor mold exposure and most studies have used surrogate markers such as dampness or visible mold growth.

In order that physicians make accurate informed decisions about the care for individual patients, larger prospective studies are required in a new population to validate these findings.

Observers made accurate objective and subjective recognition memory-guided judgments, without conscious access to the words at study and test (Experiments 3 4).