Sentence examples for studies which benefit from inspiring English sources

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In addition, the cross-centre links enhance clinical investigations and observational studies, which benefit from the pooling of relevant resources including access to patients.

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Results that were documented in the medical record, but were not reported may be explained by the retrospective nature of the field study which benefited from results and documentation that may not have been available at the time the RVCT was submitted.

In order to prominently investigate the effects of the surface spin on the magnetic properties, the weak magnetic ZnLa0.02Fe1.98O4 nanoparticles were chosen as studying objects which benefit to reduce as possibly the effects of interparticle dipolar interaction and crystalline anisotropy energies.

It has emerged that Professor David Held, co-director of the Centre for the Study of Global Governance which benefited from the donation, and an informal mentor to Mr Gaddafi's son, was appointed a trustee of GICDF in June 2009 – before the LSE formally accepted the £1.5m donation in July 2009.

For example, preclinical studies in which benefit was demonstrated have been undertaken for a ND4-related LHON gene therapy.

This must be subject for future studies, which might also benefit from the development of new techniques, such as simultaneous recording of EEG and eye tracking.

This could explain the gap between the modest effects suggested by studies which find benefits and some of the glowing anecdotal reports.

It has been subject to just one peer-reviewed study, in which benefits in strength, state – anxiety, and flexibility were found in young and middle-aged adults.

The questionnaire for these studies covered: the nature of services, payments and other items ('benefits') offered to participants, the intended recipients of benefits, stage of study at which benefits are given, and any community benefits.

This is a major step-up over implementation studies, which showed a benefit of tight glycaemic control but are substandard to assess effectiveness of a therapy [ 4].

iii) Publication, generalisability and other biases Publication, generalisability and other biases This difference in practice may also, in large part, explain the differences in observed treatment effects in the large UK, Dutch and USA studies which found no benefit as compared with the apparently large effect observed in other studies [ 70, 71, 73].

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