Sentence examples for studies wholly from inspiring English sources

Officials today announced that over the next year, they will work to require studies wholly or partly funded by taxpayers to be published in journals that are free to readers.

For the 52 studies wholly or partly funded by industry, the mean impact factor was 8.78 and the mean citation index factor was 58.39.

Sensitivity analyses including the Marini study [the study assessing breast density using a different measure (Marini et al., 2008)], or excluding studies wholly funded by industry, or using Powles P-value data [(Powles et al., 2008) rather than the CIs presented] similarly did not suggest any overall effect (Table  III).

(The Communist students who have flocked to Mao's hideout in Yenan, he writes, "live and study, wholly devoted to the improvement of self and society").

In this study, wholly aromatic main chain copoly ester amide)s containing tetrafluorophthalic acid (TFPA-ortho), tetrafluoroisophthalic acid (TFIA-meta) and tetrafluoroterephthalic acid (TFTA-para) were synthesized to study the effects of kinks on the formation of mesophase and crystal texture.

In particular all studies relied wholly or largely on standard questionnaires or recall to record diet intake (including energy intake) rather than objective measures.

There were 40 studies conducted wholly or partly in the USA, 46 wholly or partly in continental Europe, 29 wholly or partly in Asia and 12 wholly or partly in Russia or Russian federated countries.

This literature includes 40 studies conducted wholly or partly in the USA, 46 wholly or partly in continental Europe, 29 wholly or partly in Asia and 12 wholly or partly in Russia or Russian federated countries.

Experimental studies are wholly absent.

It's vital to keep these studies based wholly on carbon emissions without taking HR or operations into account.

And studies based wholly or in part on his discoveries have produced new treatments for cancer, autoimmune diseases, diabetes and heart ailments, essentially by blocking or unraveling intercellular miscues.