Sentence examples for referred to a study of from inspiring English sources

The original referred to "a study of mentally retarded children".

Speaking on a visit to Washington on September 20th, Wang Yi, China's foreign minister, referred to a study of 15 different countries.

Mr Robb referred to a study on the impact of housing benefit changes on London, commissioned by the charity from the University of Cambridge, which is due to be published this week.

We also refer to a study on the determinants of health expenditure in OECD countries.

SSRD refers to a study of a single patient or a small number of patients, observed over time, in which the treatment and outcome variables are controlled.

Solomon referred to a study by Martin Keller of Brown University's Psychology Department which indicated that "more than 80percentt" of those participating "experienced significant improvement" when they took anti-depressant medication and engaged in cognitive-behavioral analysis.

Fifty percent of the participants treated for TB disease were referred to a study site because of symptoms, and 19% and 15% were referred for TB screening and surveillance, respectively, in the context of recent immigration.

Another advertisement promoting Duphalac® (lactulose) as having a "fast and permanent effect in constipation" referred to a study limited to evaluation of the effect of lactulose on the composition of bowel flora [ 27].

Of the 263 participants, 50% were referred to a study site for evaluation of a positive TST result, but were not contacts of persons with TB disease.

He referred to a study in which a group of people were asked to choose one car from 16 options.

However, the article referred to a study where only a small percentage of ingested folate was folic acid (21).