Sentence examples for steal study from inspiring English sources

It is therefore likely that the observed movement in fasting lipids will not significantly affect the 10-year cardiovascular risk, in line with what was seen in the STEAL study [ 8].

The STEAL study is particularly interesting because patients who switched to treatment with ABC/3TC, as compared to TDF/FTC, had a higher rate of cardiovascular events during follow up, but also a higher proportion of smokers and higher Framingham scores at baseline [ 8].

Over 48 weeks in the STEAL study a reduction of 0.01 g/cm BMD at the lumbar spine and proximal femur was reported [16], in participants who were virologically controlled but switched to either abacavir/lamivudine or tenofovir/emtricitabine at baseline.

While we gobble dough, a lady wearing a fur stole is studying sheet music, mouthing the words.

"We can't say that magpies never steal shiny objects," says study author Stephen Lea of the University of Exeter in the UK.

Mention "peer review" and almost every scientist will spout stories about referees submitting nasty comments, sitting on a manuscript forever, or rejecting a paper only to repeat the study and steal the glory.

The bones in Box 144 at the McGregor Museum belonged to a black woman known as Griet, who was dead only three years when her body was stolen for scientific study in 1911.

Around 250GB of data was stolen during the study, including personal and marketable information, and around three thousand users were targeted.

As Atrus is preparing to leave for Releeshahn, a mysterious man appears in Atrus' study, steals the Releeshahn book and leaves behind another.

He would steal into his father's study to have a look at the painting and talk with the girl for a moment.

Maybe it is if you're in a band and want to steal some stage moves or study how Tom Araya holds the audience in the palm of his hand.