Sentence examples for objects of the study from inspiring English sources
Dr. Conway and Dr. McCloskey also wrote letters to Northwestern, accusing Dr. Bailey of grossly violating scientific standards "by conducting intimate research observations on human subjects without telling them that they were objects of the study".
Certain attempts at a functionalist definition of religion, such as that of the German American theologian Paul Tillich (1886 1965), who defined religion in terms of human beings' ultimate concern, would leave the way open to count these ideologies as proper objects of the study of religion (Tillich himself called them quasi-religions).
They were trained to classify the objects of the study (the known physical properties and parameters of samples) into none, one or more possible classes (possible methods of phase equilibrium) and to estimate the reliability of the proposed classes (adequacy of different methods of phase equilibrium).
The phase composition of the surface nanostructures, their phase transformation and thermal behavior, morphology, and coherent scattering region (CSR) were determined as the objects of the study.
There is probably a little or no interest-related selection bias, since headache and BP were only a few among many other objects of the study.
Treatment could also be a discrete variable in case that different levels of treatment are considered; effect or outcome variable Y: a dependent variable which can be manipulated by changing the variable that represents the cause; a set of N variables (mathbf{Z} = {Z^{1}, Z^{2}, ldots, Z^{N}}), which describes the baseline characteristics of the objects of the study.
The object of the study was the metabentonite based geopolymer.
The object of the study is a floating workshop with a 121.7-meter 121.7-meterhulong
Conduct research to find evidence of cases in which the findings suggested that a placebo had the same effect as the object of the study.
The kids which best satisfy the object of the study, become the parents of the next generation.
