Sentence examples for studies to change from inspiring English sources

148 149 150 We do not believe that an updated search would identify sufficient additional studies to change our results.

Finally, we assessed the potential for full integration of these 11 studies to change current quality of evidence ratings with respect to provisionally updated estimates of summary effect sizes using the GRADE system (see Data synthesis).

As part of our studies to change the DNA binding mode of triostin A and its derivatives from bisintercalation to specific major groove recognition, the rigid templating depsipeptide scaffold is used to organize nucleobases or other recognition moieties instead of the native quinoxaline moieties (Lorenz and Diederichsen 2004).

These preliminary analyses are summarised in Appendix 2. Their results establish that there is minimal potential for full integration of these 11 studies to change the interpretation of the results of this review, and hence its conclusions, as reported below in Results, Discussion and Authors' conclusions.

Other scientists said more research was needed and that it would be premature to allow this study to change the advice given to women considering hormone replacement.

How is it acceptable for an ethics committee to decide that the same authors who assisted Facebook in designing an interventional study to change the emotional state of more than 600,000 people did, somehow, "not directly engage in human research"?

Researchers have found that the energy-generating machines caused only 1 out of 23 species studied to change its behavior.

Al-Sulaimani et al. (2012) conducted experiments which proved the ability of the biosurfactant used in this study to change the wettability of sandstone rock surfaces.

A new breed of studies aims to change that.

International studies tend to change their measurement procedures to use new technologies to measure students' competences.

At the National Institutes of Health, no fewer than 16 studies are being financed to study how to change environments to encourage a healthier lifestyle for young people -- from day care and after-school activities to educating children about food.