Sentence examples for present study in line with from inspiring English sources
The approach places this present study in line with a number of scientific works inspired by the above-mentioned theories [ 18, 19].
In the present study, in line with other studies, Stress recognition has negative correlation with other factors, presenting that it goes against safety practice in hospitals.
Equilibrium was also assumed to be achieved at different time points across studies (from 50 years in Smith et al. to 100 years in the present study in line with previous work) [ 17, 18].
With regard to the expression of HER-2 and EGFR on oesophageal SCC, EGFR-positive tumours were observed in 35% of patients with oesophageal SCC, and HER-2-positive tumours were observed in 31% of them in the present study, in line with previous reports (Mimura et al, 2005b).
Similar procedures combining all information from standard diagnostic measures and clinical observation and arriving at a clinical best estimate ICD-10 diagnosis were used in the present study in line with other familial at-risk studies and were conducted by an experienced group of clinical researchers.
The results in the present study are in line with the previous study; however, the present series is larger and not selected as in the case/control study.
Overall, the present study showed, in line with a study from Germany, higher Agreeableness, but not Neuroticism, in PWS compared to normally fluent controls.
The difference in occurrence of pseudolinkage between the latter study and the present study is in line with a hypothesis stating that pseudolinkage occurs more frequently in inter-strain hybrids than in pure strain fish [ 5, 9, 28].
The percentage of incomplete colonoscopies in the present study is in line with previous studies [ 7, 29].
The positive influence of perceived behavioral control on PA found in the present study is in line with previous studies among the similar age group [ 58, 59].
The present study revealed, in line with other studies from other countries [ 2, 6, 9], that adolescents had experienced a large number of potentially traumatic events.
