Sentence examples for studies admitted from inspiring English sources

The researchers who said last month that antioxidants could help people with fertility studies admitted that studies on humans showed no such thing because they hadn't been done.

Critics of GOF studies admitted the moratorium may have gone too far, but defended the concept.

Humans aged 55 years and over Published in English Primary research evaluating risk factors for incident delirium only Validated tools or criteria used to identify delirium Cohort, case control and cross-sectional studies Admitted to medical/geriatric settings or acute medical settings.

Three single-center French cohort studies admitting predominantly elderly patients with medical conditions showed very high ICU (from 38%to6464%) and hospital mortality rates (from 45%to55%5%) [11, 16, 17].

Three single-center French cohort studies admitting predominantly elderly patients with medical conditions showed very high ICU (from 38%to6464%) and hospital mortality rates (from 45%to55%5%) [ 11, 16, 17].

A fifth of the workers in the study admitted to leaving a canny e-mail or voicemail early or late in the day.

For another, where earlier clinical research had looked at patients who had already suffered heart attacks or strokes, this study admitted only healthy adults.

The YOA study admitted that there "would be a need to allocate or divert some funding in respect of children, social services and education to such a model", which could mean taking funding away from mainstream services.

Almost 50percentt of the adults in the study admitted to texting while driving, whereas only 43percentt of the teenagers in the study admitted to it (although, key word: admit to it).

In 2009, the hospital in our study admitted, treated and discharged 191 patients with colorectal cancer.

Dr. Kripke conceived the study, admitted the participants to the GCRC, and performed data analyses.