Sentence examples for specific research studies from inspiring English sources

Our data do not permit us to fully explore considerable heterogeneity within the categories of "participant," "researcher," and "clinician," and important differences between specific research studies, and within research studies over time.

Given the spectacular challenges in attributing changes in policy or practice to specific research studies we should not be too surprised that researchers and their donors continue to struggle to turn research into action.

"Singling out specific research studies, and implicitly questioning the integrity of the researchers conducting those studies, can be viewed as a form of intimidation that could deter scientists from freely carrying out research on important national challenges," the letter states.

This project would have an HMS student join our clinical research team across a variety of specific research studies related to the study of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder following trauma exposure.

Specific research studies have focused on early childhood education policies, higher education, teacher compensation, benefits and labor supply, teacher pensions and retirement, child maltreatment, incarceration's effects on children and mothers, and the effects of retirement on the health of older Americans.

(During the on-boarding process Clue users are also asked whether they want to opt in to being contacted to participate in specific research studies).

All study drugs will be supplied to the ICU as specific research study drugs and they will be stored in separate research stores (eg, locked boxes in ICU).

Ethical clearance: The paper is not a specific research study and separate ethical clearance was obtained by the various groups mentioned in the case-studies as follows.

The two household surveys were commissioned as separate entities, with different priorities and data capture methods, rather than being undertaken as a specific research study.

We have discovered that the clinical coding rate for ILI over the period of the study was very low, necessitating the use of such a tool for our specific research study.

In the interviews, no references were made to either a specific research study or to actual policy, which may have influenced the respondents' reflections on the KT process in Uganda by keeping the discussion at a more abstract level.