Sentence examples for studies just over from inspiring English sources
From previous studies, just over 20% of children who had seizures in the community were admitted to the hospital (Anthony Ngugi, personal communication).
In line with previous studies, just over half had traces of detectable plasma HIV-1 RNA (Palmer et al., 2008), whereas a third had detectable intracellular 2-LTR circular HIV-1 DNA.
Similar difficulties are apparent with research relating to screening for colorectal cancer; in some studies just over half of those eligible for screening responded [ 12], and others have had to use ecological proxies for either deprivation [ 13] or ethnicity [ 14].
In one study, just over 500 patients were exposed to an intravenous version of lentinan.
When they entered the study, just over 50% of parents had a bank account.
Obama announced the cohort study just over a year ago as part of his Precision Medicine Initiative PMII).
Here the average working-age adult will lose £241, according to the Sheffield Hallam study, just over a quarter of the impact felt in Blackpool.
We conducted this study just over 1 year after passage of legislation requiring the use of sharp safety medical devices to assess the frequency of safety and conventional sharp device use and whether safety features were being activated to cover sharp points after safety devices were used and before disposal.
Joseph is a Burkinabé student I met who was studying just over 300 miles away in Timbuktu when Ansar Dine took over last April and implemented Sharia law, veiling women, stoning adulterers, and destroying ancient shrines.
Joseph is a Burkinabé student I met who was studying just over 300 miles away in Timbuktu when Ansar Dine took over last April and implemented Sharia law, veiling women, stoning adulterers and destroying ancient shrines.
Joseph is a Burkinabé student I met who was studying just over 300 miles away in Timbuktu when Ansar Dine took over last April and implemented Sharia law veiling women, stoning adulterers, and destroying ancient shrines.
