Sentence examples for statement in this study from inspiring English sources

Because departmental context has been shown to be important for EBIP adoption (Lund and Stains 2015), it is likely that faculty responses to the broader vision statement in this study will vary with departmental context.

Nevertheless, the unintended alternative interpretation of the accessibility statement in this study may complicate generalization of the results, particularly in the wider context of care quality, and as such should be interpreted as a weakness of this study.

In this context, it is surprising that Japan is one of the leading nations in scientific research, but creativity seems to play a subordinate role in science classes, according to the students' statements in this study.

There are no universally accepted or evidence-based criteria to define consensus, and 80% positive (or negative) response was chosen as a reasonable threshold given the nature of the statements in this study [14, 15].

These factors are in line with the primary care providers' statements in this study.

The characterizing statements in this study included those with a rank value of ′ + 4′, ′ + 3′, ′-3′, ′-4′.

Though written statements do not have a prominent role in selection in the Netherlands (which may reduce the likelihood of applicants turning to professional agencies), the findings on the content of the statements in this study are consistent with findings observed in countries where the personal statement is given more importance.

Green-Shortridge et al [ 9] also emphasise the importance of encouraging leaders to take an active role in identifying and assisting soldiers to receive mental health support; this may be of particular relevance since fears about leader's view of help-seeking was one of the most highly endorsed stigma statements in this study.

As such participant information for the online survey will include the following statement "Being in this study is completely voluntary you are not under any obligation to consent and if you do consent you can withdraw at any time without affecting your relationship with The University of Sydney.

As such, participant information for the online survey includes the following statement "Being in this study is completely voluntary you are not under any obligation to consent and if you do consent you can withdraw at any time without affecting your relationship with The University of Sydney.

In addition to the statements presented in Tables  1, 2, 3, 4, a list of all statements used in this study is presented in Table  5.