Sentence examples for study has articulated from inspiring English sources

Our study has articulated barriers to CDSS use that need to be addressed in the design of future interventions.

New epidemiological studies have articulated the potential prognostic relevance of SOC for cancer patients [ 7].

Susan Greenfield, a noted British neuroscientist who has studied the impact of new technology on people, has articulated some compelling concerns related to the mediated nature of technology.

The Administration has articulated this standard many times.

The study examined the bone surfaces which would have articulated with other bones to determine how far the joints could move without dislocating.

Nemeth and colleagues [ 15] have articulated the challenges inherent in studying the cognitive environment of health care delivery, which relies on domain-specific insights and an understanding of individual and group cognition.

Specifically, how the epidemiology studies as a whole, mode-of-action studies as a whole, and toxicology data as a whole (that we have articulated as part of Step 4) inform interpretation of one another.

This study has attempted to fill this gap by providing narratives from orphaned youth who have articulated personal stories as they pertain to their early experiences of orphanhood secondary to HIV/AIDS.

Demographers who have studied the historical changes in age and sex composition, fertility, and mortality of the world's populations have articulated a theory of demographic transition.

They also have articulated joints so they can pick up things," said researcher Mary-Anne Williams, who is using these programmable machines to study high-level human behaviours and emotions, including beliefs, empathy and learning.

We've articulated the risk.