Sentence examples for study has been subjected from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately the interpretation of the results of this study has been subjected to a methodological pitfall.

Statistical analysis of the KIR association study has been subjected to external review to the UCL statistical support services who performed sample size calculation.

Subhi has issued a statement through the same online group in objection to the international ridicule that he and his study have been subjected to.

As hypothesized in the present study, having been subjected to harassment was associated with a higher level of suicide ideation among specialists.

We hypothesize that this is because the strain used in that study had been subjected to more than a decade of strain engineering efforts to stabilize reaction substrates.

Several of the missense substitutions observed in this study have been subjected to functional assays in one or more published works.

In Cape Town, almost a quarter of respondents in one study had been subjected to either blackmail, physical/sexual abuse, or denial of services.

All children participating in our study have been subjected to a thorough and systematic multidisciplinary follow-up that was initiated on discharge and continued throughout the whole observation period.

It could also be a result of the nature of selection and clonal propagation that all V. vinifera cultivars included in the present study have been subjected to, some of them potentially for thousands of years [ 77, 78].

Secondly, in order to confirm that our results could be replicated, we wanted to ensure that all studies had been subjected to some form of peer-review.

Similarly, the recent SPLIT trial also failed to demonstrate a significant difference between saline and a balanced solution (Plasma-Lyte) in critically ill patients [26], although this study has been subject to a lot of criticisms [21].