Sentence examples for study attained from inspiring English sources

Both the solid liquid systems examined in the present study attained saturation concentration when the ultrasonic energy input per unit mass was approximately 60 kJ/kg, irrespective of the ultrasonic power level setting.

The study attained an approval from the Human Ethics Committee of the Medical University of Silesia.

The case control study attained satisfactory response rates among both cases and controls (Kjaerheim et al. 2002).

Tumor presentation different from a solitary mobile mass (namely, diffuse T4a and T4b tumors in this study) attained almost independent predictive value (Table 3).

In addition, a higher proportion of participants in the study attained a higher education level than those reported in the census (48% vs. 27%).

Overall, this study attained greater weight than other studies in the analysis and showed a steady increase in risk (Figs.  3 and 4) [ 50].

For each included study, bins are ranked based on the lowest p-value among markers they contain, with the bin containing the lowest p-value for that study attaining a rank of 1. Bins with tied p-values are assigned the average of their ranks [40].

In this context, findings of this study attain significance in predicting the breast cancer risk and avoiding its carcinogenesis.

The students' knowledge improved as they progressed in their study attaining the highest scores at third- and fourth-years with a slight decrease in the fifth-year, suggesting that medical curriculum enhanced their understanding of antibiotics use.

Together with studies using noninvasive, in vivo pH quantifying imaging techniques, such as those described Gillies et al (2002), the current study, attaining a degree of tumour-acidification matching that achieved in the clinics, should provide valuable information about the potential risk benefit ratio of tumour-acidification treatment in humans.

For example, the average waiting time until a new mutation at a particular splice sequence nucleotide (within 1 of the 292 introns we study) attains 10% frequency is roughly 650 years for a neutral mutation, 690 years for a weakly deleterious mutation (2 N e s = 1 ), and 1,120 years for a strongly deleterious mutation (2 N e s = 10 ) (see fig. 4, right panel, for waiting times scaled by N e).