Sentence examples for of which investigated from inspiring English sources
As the present study does not focus on the effects and associated factors of a single drug, direct comparison of clinical response between the current study and previous studies, most of which investigated the effects of single mood stabilizers in isolation, would be difficult.
In another instance, they were divided into teams, each of which investigated a different aspect of the use of mafia informants by the United States during the invasion of Sicily at the end of WWII; after their investigation, they had a debate, pro or con U.S. use of such informants.
The review by Bärnighausen and Bloom [ 24] synthesized 43 empirical studies, 34 of which investigated financial incentives in the USA.
With the exception of eight studies (all of which investigated health related quality of life), there was little duplication between the results obtained using the two sets of search terms.
We found only six longitudinal studies that investigated the relation between world assumptions and PTSD [ 26- 28, 30, 35, 36], none of which investigated samples who had experienced a natural disaster.
Few epidemiological studies have been centered on paternal and/or couples' non-occupational exposure to environmental chemicals as it relates to birth outcomes-none of which investigated BPA or phthalates.
The video gives an overview of the creative research and projects being conducted at V2_, many of which investigate how the interplay of technology and fashion can impact not only our sense of style, but our interactions with others.
Secondly, the endpoint or evaluation indicators of amount of study which investigated the predictive effects of bone turnover markers.
She went to Manchester in the early 1990s, and in 2000 published her totemic cultural history, A Century of Women, which investigated the lives of everyone from politicians to cleaners.
Wing Commander Cuming presided over the four-man court of inquiry which investigated the cause of this accident.
He called for cockpit voice recorders to be fitted to all aircraft, and for the RAF's board of inquiry, which investigated the tragedy, to be replaced by Civil Aviation Authority investigations.
