Sentence examples for study descriptions that from inspiring English sources

It was, however, commonly noted in study descriptions that poly-drug use was likely to occur.

We were constrained in our variable selection by the study descriptions that were available in the published reports.

The study description that followed the title stated that the study assesses IPV.

But of the $326 million in infant mortality and low birth rate research funded by the National Institutes of Health in 2010, none of the study descriptions indicate that the causes of the Latino health paradox are being examined, nor are theories about its causes tested against other populations.

Although a given technology performs specific tasks (e.g., a robotic arm performs a fixed motion and a machine learning algorithm solves a specific mathematical optimization), labor is often studied through coarse descriptions that enable equilibrium analysis (e.g., non-routine cognitive versus routine physical work).

In contrast to our previous study, the description that included the analogy 'toss of a coin' did not produce such fervent dislike by the majority of patients (Jenkins et al, 2002).

When coding the descriptions of evolution for his study, Linhart (1997) identified descriptions that equated evolution with natural selection, increased complexity, or progress; none of the definitions in our sample included these concepts.

The research exclusion criteria were: 1) studies that only focused on disaster management of specific healthcare systems of other countries, without any implications to China; and 2) studies with no detailed evaluations or descriptions that could assist in informing the identification or description of the progress and challenges of disaster health management in China.

Rules included participant descriptions that mirrored the pamphlet descriptions and those descriptions of hypertension documented in the literature [ 16] for a study on hypertension knowledge done in India.

We have found that short case study descriptions provide a productive 'way into' the process for participants.

Secondly, a difficulty regarding the studies was their varied intervention description that made coding person-centred care aspects sometimes challenging.