Sentence examples for standard studies from inspiring English sources

Some therapists say that the healing they offer in their offices every day is too complex to be captured in standard studies, and that having to justify it to a third party is a breach of patient privacy.

James Riordan, a self-proclaimed "working class oik from Portsmouth" and known to everyone as Jim, rose to become a respected Russianist, translator and author of over 20 books, including the standard studies of sport in the Soviet Union.

Dr. Woodcock of the F.D.A. said that a drug company, after winning limited approval, could then run the types of standard studies that, if successful, would allow it to market the drug to broader patient groups or for other uses.

DERP aims to streamline and make standard studies such as this, becoming a clearing-house for social-network data and a single point of contact for researchers who want access to them.

The findings were compared to radiographic interpretation of gold standard studies.

Furthermore, information on aquatic toxicity other than that gathered from standard studies and provided for in relevant test guidelines, i.e. information from non-standard studies and non-standard endpoints, could be used as supporting data.

Accommodation £113 per week for a catered single standard study bedroom; £154 per week for a catered single en-suite study bedroom.

For example a gold standard study (in the jargon of medical research, a randomised, controlled trial) would be given an A* rating and high weight and a poor study is graded as "must try harder" and given a low weight.

When Cronkite finished reading what he calls a "remarkable" document that "will be a standard study in journalism schools," he walked down the hall to Moonves's office and stuck his head in.

"Many were well done, but it is sort of mixing apples and oranges," he said, referring to the need to adopt standard study methods.

His The Death and Rebirth of the Seneca (1969) is widely considered the standard study of the tradition's emergence, transmission, and continuation into the 20th century.