Sentence examples for study a statement from inspiring English sources

Fifth, because of the cross-sectional design of our study, a statement concerning a causal relationship or the time sequence of an association cannot be done.

Each interview began with a brief presentation explaining the goals of the study, a statement of assumptions, and an explanation of calibration and target variables.

Before the first session and randomization, they receive a letter with additional written information about the study, a statement of consent and the baseline questionnaire.

The National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute which supported the $11.8 million study, issued a statement from its director, Dr. Claude Lenfant, saying that the study had proved once and for all that reducing salt in the diet helps everyone, even people who do not have hypertension.

Most studies limited their discussion about ethical implications of the study to a statement about ethics board approval (10 datasets) or that participants consented (14 data sets).

"There are serious problems with this study," said a statement issued by the National Soft Drink Association.

Fourteen of the 19 advisory panel members expressed support for the study in a statement on Sunday.

"With this technology, our ability to study H.I.V. has moved from observing clinical manifestations of H.I.V. to studying the molecular machinery of the cell as the virus changes and affects the cell's living process," said Dr. Daniel Masys, a biomedical information technology expert at the university and a co-author of the study, in a statement.

The questionnaire, a 12-page booklet, contained a cover page with the title, one page informing about the study and a statement of content, one page about how to fill out the questionnaire and ten pages consisting of 65 questions.

It reiterated its commitment to this new study in a statement released on Tuesday saying it would provide "a conclusive opinion" on the issue.

"In total we found 60 dietary factors that influence diversity," said Dr. Alexandra Zhernakova, a researcher at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands and the first author of the study, in a statement.