Sentence examples for study and reader from inspiring English sources

Dr Clea Warburton, co-author of the study and reader in cognitive neuroscience at the University of Bristol, said the study had discovered an important brain circuit.

These latter findings are consistent with studies conducted in the 1990s and early 2000s of former gold miners, from the Transkei region of South Africa, [ 14] Botswana, [ 15] and Lesotho, [ 16, 17] in which silicosis prevalence ranged from 22 to 36%% depending on the study and reader.

A detailed description of the irrigation management is out of the scope of this study and readers are referred to Wen et al. (2007) for details of the irrigation management.

Nevertheless, much of the data reported by Obst and coworkers [2] for samples collected at the Geodetic Hills site are relevant to the samples collected for the present study and readers are referred to this work [2] for an excellent discussion of the general characteristics of woody fossils collected from this site.

These discrepant results may be related to differences in study design and reader experience.

"Wii gaming actually turns over more energy than sedentary gaming, but not as much as authentic sports," said Gareth Stratton, a co-author of the study and a reader in pediatric exercise science at Liverpool John Moores University.

Another initiative is to study and predict reader behaviour, so as to offer each website visitor a tailored landing-page, as is the case at a certain e-commerce site.Mr Bezos has been actively involved in a new app, code-named Rainbow, which presents Post articles in a glossy, magazine-like format.

These are vast fields of study, and the reader is referred to monographs on these subjects (e.g., Olson et al. 2008; Grudin 1994) for more detailed background and/or state of the art.

A detailed comparison of these approaches is beyond the purpose of this study and interested readers are pointed to Butler's (2003a, b) comprehensive review.

There have been numerous reviews on the preclinical development studies and the reader is referred to these for further details [ 14, 36, 42].

We also address methods to establish the trustworthiness of a qualitative study and introduce the reader to ethical concerns that warrant special attention when planning qualitative research.