Sentence examples for study assembled from inspiring English sources
The $1.9 million federally financed study assembled corporate and academic teams to conduct parallel assessments.
J.T. conceived and designed the study, assembled the data, carried out the data analysis and interpretation, wrote the manuscript, and gave final approval of the manuscript.
Some American museums, like the Cleveland Museum, slowed their rate of acquisition of Indian objects after 1972, but others, according to a Cambridge University study, assembled the bulk of their collections at a time when it was illegal for such objects to leave India.
Our study assembled plant−soil communities on identical substrates of a set area, naturally and in situ at a field site, and for a known period of time, and then measured seedling growth responses under conditions in which both plant competition and mycorrhizal networks were allowed to develop.
Design, Setting, and Patients:This multicenter study assembled genome-wide genotypic and phenotypic measures from 14 data sets of the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium.
This study assembled a database on state hiring credits, restricting attention to broad, statewide programs that offered credits to employers for creating (or retaining) jobs.
This study assembles a large dataset to infer R. oxycephalus phylogeographic patterns in China.
FD and EJPD contributed equally to this work in initiating the study, assembling the data, and designing and running the calculations.
JW participated in developing the idea of the study, assembling the molecular and clinical data, performing the evaluation of results, preparing the figures, performing the statistical analyses, and drafting and finalizing the manuscript.
AT, FA, CL, and LP participated in developing the idea of the study, assembling the molecular and clinical data, performing the evaluation of results, preparing the figures, and drafting and finalizing the manuscript.
Furthermore, classical and European studies assembled data about the pre-Christian religions of the West so that scholars might gain a more detailed and scientific understanding of them.
