Sentence examples for study dictated that from inspiring English sources

The design of this study dictated that only medical schools based in the 64 countries investigated by Hofstede (minus Yugoslavia) could be used to sample medical schools from.

Following the research of Sonja Lyubomirsky, Ph.D. and Jeffrey Huffman, M.D., the study suggests recording at least three things that went well for the person for a minimum of one week, a total of at least 21 events; the study dictates that the incidents be written, along with explanations of why they went well, how it felt to the person doing the writing, and how it impacted others involved.

The success of the 9-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine against pneumococcal disease in The Gambia, [ 5] together with the results of the present study, dictate that the introduction of a pneumococcal vaccine into the routine vaccination schedule is a high priority.

Trump "dictated that whole letter.

According to the local guideline for glucose control, glucose levels were to be measured at least every four hours, but for the study the study protocol dictated that comparative glucose levels were to be measured every two hours.

The study protocol dictated that students would be required to spend no more than one hour per week of time outside class, however, all SPCs were expected to be active in study-related events throughout the duration of their participation.

The institutional hand hygiene protocol used during the study period dictated that hand hygiene had to be applied before patient and after patient contact as well as before and after invasive procedures.

The higher global success rates among patients receiving step-down therapy compared with those receiving anidulafungin alone was expected, because the study protocol dictated that only patients who responded to IV therapy could switch to oral azoles.

Third, study design dictated that patients had to have either a diagnosis of hyperlipidemia or statin use in the baseline; therefore, the intensity of statin therapy at 90% is not comparable to other claims-based studies that did not require baseline statin use or population-based statin use, which is estimated at 48.1%.

Common sense would dictate that".

I think the market will dictate that".