Sentence examples for studied regional from inspiring English sources

Crucially, the factors driving the variation in Medicare spending are different from those affecting private coverage.Researchers at Dartmouth University have studied regional variation in Medicare spending for over 30 years, finding little relationship between spending and health outcomes.

The lack of housing has also led to severe overcrowding, said Steve McKay, associate professor of sociology at the University of California at Santa Cruz, who has studied regional poverty and recently found that the median hourly wage for low-income workers is $10.

A former Milken fellow and writer, Joel Kotkin, has long studied regional U.S. economics.

While trends in perforated appendicitis (PA) rates have been studied, regional variability in pediatric admissions for PA remains unknown.

Muraki et al. (2015) studied regional climate patterns over 2000 years as estimated from the annual tree rings of Yaku cedar trees from Yakushima, Japan.

Friberg et al. [4] studied regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) in three patients in whom hemiplegic migraine was induced by focal hypoperfusion developed in the frontal lobes and spread posteriorly.

To study regional differences in England we used the government office region classification, based on the borders defined by the Office for National Statistics.

Mr. Russ isn't the first to use digital media to study regional language variation.

Poorer residents are mainly served by buses, if at all, says Daniel Chatman of the University of California, Berkeley, who studies regional planning.

Dr. Elliott S. Fisher, director of the Dartmouth Atlas Project, who studies regional disparities in medical spending, said Tuesday that the new study "highlights opportunities we have to improve the efficiency of health care".

We endeavoured to study regional responses, as well as their connectivity and habituation during emotion processing.