Sentence examples for study cited earlier from inspiring English sources

The same study cited earlier research which found that parents of both genders used "directives" when teaching their 2- to 4-year-old sons how to climb down a playground pole but offered extensive "explanations" to daughters.

The crawling infant in the study cited earlier doesn't represent an added 4th cracker as one more than the 3 previously tracked.

The same finding was seen in the Mathews et al 14 study cited earlier: statistically significant improvement was observed in MADRS and CGI-S scores starting at week 2 and continuing through the trial.

Our observations were similar to findings in the Soweto study cited earlier, which reported that 86% of females and 40.9% of males were overweight/obese using waist circumference while prevalence was 83% and 75%, respectively, when using a composite measure of waist circumference combined with BMI [ 12].

The as-yet-unpublished study cites earlier research linking binge drinking to problems that include poor academic performance, violence, risky sexual behaviors and the development of alcohol dependence.

The Koenig studies cited earlier were one-shot lab experiments like this one.

For example, one of the most well-known studies (cited earlier in this article) is a review of work performance for call center employees in China.

The data set has been used extensively for longitudinal studies aimed at informing STEMM education policies (e.g., Plunk et al. 2014) and was used to conduct many of the studies cited earlier in the literature review section.

Given the prohibitive cost of such a study, we can understand why the studies cited earlier used land use indicators to classify blocks rather than attempting to measure population flows more directly.

However, the studies cited earlier, by Orr et al. (1996), Bell et al. (1999), strongly imply that the employment effects of wage subsidies persist long after the subsidy expires.

Most of the studies cited earlier were either cross-sectional or panel studies of industry-level data.