Sentence examples for study coincides from inspiring English sources

The Norton study coincides with a separate survey of about 1,000 women working in the Australian media, which found that more than 40% had been harassed on social media in the course of their work.

The study coincides with a survey from a second cancer charity which says that women with incurable secondary breast cancer are being failed by the health service because they not being diagnosed and treated promptly.

The publication of the study coincides with the extension of the Home Office's programme to tackle gang and youth violence to nine new areas of England as the police try to focus on gang members moving into drug markets outside their usual urban areas.

The study coincides with a general rise in antisemitic attacks last year - from cemetery desecration and violence to the display of offensive posters -  and increased anxiety caused by the murder of four people by gunman Amedy Coulibaly in a kosher grocery store in the French capital on Friday.

The assessment procedure adopted in this study coincides with those of Poehner (2005).

Abedi et al. (2015), in a face-to-face study, coincides with Zhang and Rahimi (2014) in that teacher CF is the most favoured.

The study coincided with a report from the Fiscal Policy Institute that found that most of the jobs that have been created in the city during the economic recovery have been in industries that tend to pay low wages, including restaurants, retail and home health care.

The early onset of action shown in this study coincided with the findings from two previous studies that compared the anesthetic effect of two lidocaine/prilocaine substances with benzocaine.

The first twelve years of the study coincided with the implementation of several management measures in the range including extensive 'hardening' of some tracks (trails) and campsites, local track realignments and closures, and the installation of signs encouraging walkers to 'fan out' on some track-free sections of the range.

The early years of the study coincided with the 2002 introduction of buprenorphine, and prescriptions of anti-addiction drugs for opioid use disorder in teens and young adults jumped more than 10-fold from 3percentt in 2002 to almost 32percentt in 2009.

This study coincided with models that assume that semantic information is organised within a semantic space [33] [36].