Sentence examples for mention in a study from inspiring English sources

But, as Tony Simons and Randall Peterson, of Cornell, mention in a study of seventy top management teams, groups that engage in "task conflict" also often suffer from "relationship conflict".

The anecdote was mentioned in a study that asked, why do people who clearly have a choice sometimes feel they have only one option?

Among the category D drugs prescribed in this study, co-trimoxazole was mentioned in a study done in Addis Ababa [ 8].

The importance of educational status on knowledge of cervical cancer has been mentioned in a study done in Cameroon [ 17].

Descriptions of balancing and negotiating between pleasure-seeking and health-seeking were also mentioned in a study of Finnish adults (Jallinoja, Pajari, & Absetz, 2010).

A case of CA-MRSA meningitis in an adult subject was mentioned in a study from Hong-Kong, but apart from the unfavorable outcome, clinical data are lacking [ 16].

If no base year for the cost estimates was explicitly mentioned in a study, we assumed that costs were expressed in the currency of the year 2 years prior to publication.

As mentioned in a study conducted by Murray [ 18], rapid changes in climatic conditions can affect vector population age structure, along with vector density and alter transmission rates of disease.

Although this is the first detailed description of this lesion, it has been previously mentioned in a study that was aimed to evaluate cystic corpora lutea and cystic follicles in cows, which mentioned, but not documented, two cases of squamous metaplasia of the rete ovarii[ 7].

The role of leukocytes in the activation of irinotecan has been mentioned in a study of Cecchin et al (2005) who observed an association between CES2 mRNA expression in peripheral blood mononuclear cells and the level of irinotecan activation in patients' plasma.

The 'intention formation' BCT has been updated from the 2008 version [ 12] to the 40 item 2011 taxonomy [ 13] to 'goal setting (behaviour)' and is defined in the paper as a behavioural resolution that does not involve planning when only 'goal setting' is mentioned in a study.