Sentence examples for study exceedingly from inspiring English sources

The observation of disseminated histoplasmosis with prominent gastrointestinal involvement, no respiratory symptoms (which is presumed to be the portal of infection), gastrointestinal pathological changes, and minor digestive system disorders make this case study exceedingly rare.

Getting the federal government to sign off on a marijuana study is exceedingly difficult, and two of the most stifling federal barriers to marijuana research would be lifted under this new legislation.

A recent study documented exceedingly rare somatic TET2 gene mutations in melanoma [ 55].

This phase I study was exceedingly successful as none of the patients suffered any serious adverse events related to vaccination.

It should be noted that the lag assumptions used in this study were exceedingly long, although a few intervention studies, especially the coal ban in Dublin [ 31] and the Utah valley steel mill strike [ 43], suggest that the major part of the effect is seen within the first few years.

Chemical hydrology concerns itself with the processes involved and thus includes studies of exceedingly diverse phenomena.

The researchers note at the outset a phenomenon that has been well studied: that exceedingly low-resolution images of faces, far below the quality that they retrieved, can be readily recognisable to someone who knows the person depicted.While outside the scope of the paper, the authors suggest two odd and related kinds of image recovery that could be performed.

These studies are exceedingly valuable, demonstrating there is no one-size-fits-all answer to the question "which markers?".

Such studies are exceedingly expensive; the duration of prophylaxis and thus the optimal moment for outcome assessment is uncertain.

Thus, microsecond to millisecond transient absorption spectroscopy and fluorescence correlation spectroscopy (FCS) studies are exceedingly helpful in identifying candidate fluorophores and guiding secondary laser selection.

The most remarkable finding of this study is the exceedingly high prevalence of undiagnosed OSA (86.6%) among obese patients with type 2 diabetes.