Sentence examples for narrower study from inspiring English sources

A narrower study by the G.A.O. in 2005 first drew public attention to the issue.

The mean proportion of criteria suggesting a narrower study population was 9% (5%to13%3%, range 0-50).

Inversely, readers would assume a narrower study population if comorbidities were mentioned as exclusion criteria in the trial report but not in the protocol.

For each of the 52 trials the proportion of missing or modified criteria that would lead a reader to assume a broader or narrower study population was calculated.

Specifically, either a narrower study should be undertaken on the side of negative health (i.e., more work-related) or a broader one on the side of positive health (i.e., less work-related).

Most of the missing eligibility criteria (96%, 94% to 97%) and modified eligibility criteria (54%, 46%to62%2%) suggested broader study populations and most of the added eligibility criteria (86%, 74%to94%4%) suggested narrower study populations.

Narrower studies have also found overcrowding patterns.

"The West wanted to exhaust us," said Mr. Mizuno, who followed handwritten notes as he spoke in the neat and narrow study of his central Tokyo home, where he bragged that he still used an abacus.

Upstairs, in the narrow study with a view of the back garden, is the tired, leather-topped desk at which Dickens wrote "Great Expectations" and "A Tale of Two Cities".

The most gorgeous of the drawings are male nudes, including a tall, narrow study, for the Eleonora chapel, of a young man seen from behind, twisting in a serpentine posture while holding a pillow, or a bizarre hat, on his head with one hand.

The most gorgeous among them are male nudes, including a tall, narrow study, for the Eleonora chapel, of a young man seen from behind, twisting in a serpentine posture while holding a pillow, or a bizarre hat, on his head with one hand.