Sentence examples for standard study of from inspiring English sources

It is never a good idea to draw conclusions for policy based on just one study, but a recent one by the Department of Health and Human Services is the best "gold standard" study of Head Start to date.

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.

More than 10 years in the making, this lively narrative is likely to remain for a considerable time the standard study of the man who in 1956 started the de-Stalinization that 35 years later ended in the collapse of the Soviet Union and the dissolution of its empire.

Dave Redlawsk, a Rutgers University political scientist and co-author of a standard study of the caucuses, replies that good sense favors a small state, where real live candidates face real live voters, and learn what they wouldn't learn elsewhere from campaigning on the ground.

Conducting more research to underpin the product is part of the plan for the new funding — including what Scherwitzl dubs a "gold standard" study of usage versus using the contraceptive pill.

Ozuah et al. (18 ) conducted a prospective criterion standard study of 2,920 children (1 18 years of age) in the south Bronx, New York, to determine the sensitivity, specificity, and predictive validity of the New York City Department of Health (NYCDOH) risk-assessment questionnaire for identifying children who should receive a TST.

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.

Although Ziolkowski has made great contributions in standard studies of genre (notably the elegy and the twentieth-century novel) and authors (Mann, Hesse, and Broch), he became especially well known for his theorization and implementation of thematic studies, ranging from the sublime--fictionalizations of the life of Jesus--to the humorous--talking animals in literature.

This is an interesting side-result of the present work, because authors usually take conductivity values from standard studies of the literature to compute the electrical potential generated in a tissue by an extracellular stimulation [39], [46].

Because asthma diagnosis does not, unfortunately, rely on a gold standard, studies of asthma have the potential for misclassification of asthma.

Moreover, it is important to bear in mind that the biopsy itself has an AUC, which could be derived from the "true gold standard" studies of entire section of the liver [ 34].