Sentence examples for study maintained that from inspiring English sources

The study maintained that the horizontal as well as 5° forward slope of the seat might be the preferred choice, since the load distributed at seat was highest at backward sloping seat for all conditions of supported and unsupported back.

A recent World Bank study maintained that as many as 360 million inhabitants of cities in developing nations suffer from chronic calorie deficits (Wu et al. 2013).

One study maintained that the potential yield of early rice in the Yangtze River Basin can be increased 15%20%% by reducing the number of panicles and increasing individual panicle weight (Zhu et al.2007).2007

The study maintained that the overriding limiting factor for further expansion of the organic fruit and vegetable market lays on the production side.

One study maintained that China's ambitions to extend its global health outreach were being thwarted by the country's limited bureaucratic capacity to manage overseas work, and that could "place limits on the extent to which China will emerge as a global health leader" [ 13], page 4. Social institutions were also influential at different periods in China's history.

As has been found in South Africa, 24 where insistence upon condom use was responsible for client loss, nonpayment for services, and physical abuse in some cases, sex workers in our study maintained that, more often than not, the customer, backed by his money, dictated the terms of most sexual acts.

While the U.S. has boosted soy and corn production in the past 13 years, the study maintains, that has more to do with better breeding techniques and other conventional methods rather than biotechnology.

The study maintains that variables, such as structural processes, personal disposition of principals, and staff characteristics, led the two subjects to deal with their instructional responsibility differently.

A recent study maintains that empathy has declined in young Americans over the last thirty years.

Two months later, OHRP produced a second letter on the SUPPORT study, maintaining that more warnings about experimental risk should have been offered.

The study maintains that this particular family used its personal computer about 10 hours in the month in question, which sounds low, considering the number is almost identical to the time spent glued to the space in front of the refrigerator.