"Although New York City is a region with low seismic hazard (infrequent damaging earthquakes)," the study says, "it actually has high seismic risk, which results from concentrations of buildings and infrastructure built according to no seismic codes".
Meaning - While most of us think that meaningful work starts with the work, studies suggest it actually starts with who our work impacts.
But in the case of this study, it's actually a requirement of science that the senior author looks at every single set of data.
But with the latest study, it could actually be more.
In the present study, it was actually observed that soluble protein content decreased in the Cu group plants while increasing proline content.
Although described alternately as health dialogue and counselling in this study, it did actually consist of a structured motivational dialogue that included discussion of the individual's CVD risk, as well as of the possible lifestyle changes, and hence fulfils our definition of a health dialogue.
In this sense, while we were not driven by the statistical imperative of locating every relevant study, when it actually came down to searching, we found that there was very little difference in the methods we had to use to find qualitative studies compared to the methods we use when searching for studies for inclusion in a meta-analysis.
She said that actually the pill she put me on—I mean, I don't know how conclusive the studies are but it actually reduces the risk of uterine cancer or ovarian cancer.
While Frank Gilbreth may have published pioneering time-and-motion studies, it was actually Lillian M. Gilbreth, his wife, who did the pioneering studies.
Moallem says that while sustainability might not seem to relate to gender and women's studies, it's actually quite relevant.
