Sentence examples for requisite study from inspiring English sources
I purchased the requisite study guides — intimidating, densely worded treatises on gastroenterology, cardiology, geriatrics, hematology and all the specialty areas of internal medicine.
Nursing students experience test anxiety at a higher rate than other college students due to the demanding nature of the nursing curricula, the expectation to balance employment and family responsibilities with coursework, and the requisite study time needed for success (Beggs et al. 2011).
Because we were concerned about the applicability of these data sources to our specific study population, we planned to monitor the HIV infection rate quarterly and to adjust recruitment strategies and sample size in order to protect requisite study power.
Although we do not have the requisite study population to conclude that T (study duration) is more important than N (study sample size), Figure 7 indicates a much stronger variation between days than between people.
"The extent to which any of this – the floods, warm oceans, or very strong La Niña – is linked to global warming is unknown, because the requisite studies to test this have simply not been done yet," said Nicholls.
But in this case, many of the requisite studies have been carried out and the empirical data base is much richer than in the case of addiction.
Second, because Lyndon Johnson's Department of Labor came up with the requisite studies purporting to show that the employers were in fact irrational in sometimes preferring younger workers.
Requisite studies to provide an adequate data base are outlined.
Usage of the additional offers was, however, voluntary and not requisite for study participation.
Institutional review boards and funding agencies generally demand power calculations (Friedman et al, 1999) as a requisite for study approval.
Patients were of good performance status, had failed one previous cytokine-based therapy and any hypertension had to be well controlled as a pre-requisite for study entry.
