Sentence examples for research appendix from inspiring English sources

To provide results comparable to earlier research, appendix reports the results of the analysis without controlling for SES (Table 10).

The participants were a diverse group of 69 people who shared an interest in improving lab safety in a way that will be embraced by those who supervise and perform lab research (Appendix A).

269 (3.7%) headaches were recorded in Group 13 (Painful cranial neuropathies and other facial pains), 286 (4%) in the research appendix and 356 (4.9%) corresponded to Group 14 (Other headache disorders).

These include descriptors such as reporting of study size, study design, study subjects, duration of follow-up and mention of harm or limitations of the research (Appendix S2).

Internet gaming addiction (IGA), the most popular subtype of Internet addiction, has been extensively studied and is currently included in Section 3, the research appendix, of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual version 5 (DSM-V) [ 5].

Since Kimberly Young (1996) first proposed the idea that problematic computer use meets the criteria for addiction, internet gaming addiction (IGA) has been extensively studied and is currently included in Section 3, the research appendix, of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual version 5 (DSM-V) [ 1].

A semi-structured interview guide was developed by the research team (Appendix 1).

After 1 month of observation in the different parts of Lagos, I distributed a letter of introduction for the research (see Appendix D ) in the different neighborhoods.

We also received four bibliographies: one of these was a comprehensive bibliography of Lucozade-associated research (web appendix 2), which arrived outside the time lock, and due to its size, we analysed separately in an associated article.

An interview guide was developed based on a previous complementary study where policymakers were interviewed (Hyder et al. 2011), and adapted to reflect the Argentine health research context (Appendix 1).

We performed confirmatory factor analysis and found that responses to these four questions were highly correlated with one another and therefore could be treated as additive measures of a single "happiness" scale, as documented by previous research (see appendix on bmj.com).