"studies outlined" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a set of research studies that have been briefly summarized. For example, "The studies outlined in this report demonstrate the need for further research in this area."
In addition to the animal toxicity studies outlined above, biopharmaceutical studies are required for all new drugs.
In the decision, Justice Kennedy alluded to studies, outlined in a brief submitted by the American Medical Association, showing that the prefrontal cortex, which is associated with behavioral control, does not fully develop until people reach their twenties.
In these studies (outlined in Figure 2a), animals showed robust fear conditioning prior to extinction training and varying the number of nonreinforced light-CS presentations decreased the amount of fear animals showed in subsequent testing trials (Figure 2b).
Field surveys in the aftermath of major seismic events, laboratory tests and numerical studies outlined that existing reinforced concrete (RC) structures are likely to exhibit premature shear failures.
Teaching In addition to many years of supervising and mentoring research assistants across the various studies outlined above, Dr. Price has completed over five years of classroom-based teaching experiences.
By collecting data from IACPA, this study provides insights that had previously been absent from the studies outlined above.
Technologies and studies outlined in this review comprise the core of the latest developments in respective areas of study.
In the pursuit of this goal, the studies outlined above have highlighted several potential pitfalls in how investigators perform the necessary analyses.
Similar to the studies outlined above, LPS/IFNγ-mediated cytokine induction was attenuated in Notch1-deficient macrophages (Outtz et al., 2010).
The report said: "Evidence from the case studies outlined in this report indicates that reintroduced species and humans can co-exist without conflict.
Brain drain is typically framed almost purely in negative terms, but the studies outlined in this post highlight how it can also be highly beneficial, especially in terms of innovation.
