Sentence examples for states that the study from inspiring English sources

Although Mosteller states that "The study findings apply to poor and well-to-do, farm and city, minority and majority children" (p. 116), he also reports that the effect of class size on achievement was twice as large for minority students.

The appeals court panel states that the study was "relatively unpersuasive" without providing further reasons why this is the case.

"While the report clearly states that the study is not designed to inform individual port decisions, we believe the advances made in modelling methods will be useful in future assessments as it includes more realistic representation of ocean currents than previous modelling," a spokeswoman for the authority told Guardian Australia.

And while the survey paints a rather dismal portrait of government transparency in general, IBP states that the study has seen "steady, albeit incremental, progress over the four rounds of the survey since 2006," with the average score of 40 countries with comparable data sets jumping from 47 out of 100 when the survey began up to 57 out of 100 in 2012.

The report states that the study's conclusions do not represent the views of the Cabinet agency, and Sommers and his colleagues received no outside funding for their work.

The written consent states that the study follows the law contained in the Helsinki Declaration and in Title I, Article 12 of the Royal Spanish Decree 561/1993 from April 16th , 1993

The authors state that: "The study was approved by the Institutional Review Boards of our institutions … and informed written consent was obtained from the patient".

The authors hereby state that during the study and article writing they had no conflict of interest whatsoever.

The committee report stated that the study's findings were not proof of a causal relationship between higher executive pay and a possibly conflicted consultant.

Reports on the study of a low-fat diet on breast cancer would have more appropriately stated that the study was flawed in implementation since participants were unable to maintain a low-fat diet.

Pace has been internationally condemned, with 42 scientists signing an open letter earlier this year to the editor of The Lancet, stating that the study was "fraught with indefensible methodological problems".