Sentence examples for study mentioned in from inspiring English sources

A study mentioned in the article above was carried out at the University of Nottingham and not, as we stated in error, at Newcastle.

Tyler Cowen suggests that the study mentioned in this article is flawed because it did not control for I.Q.

In regard to the New England Journal of Medicine study mentioned in the editorial, it is possible that there was no significant increase in the number of patients going directly to limited specialists even after they no longer needed to get a referral because they had become so comfortable with seeing their family doctor first.

The second study mentioned in this paper involved a much closer examination of the interactivity of preferred cognitive style and a paper-based instructional pedagogy on the Rasch measured performance outcomes.

Considering the case study mentioned in the paragraph above, we may state that Sect. 4 may help the government not only to restore the stability into the economic system but also design the time path and the pattern of return.

Considering the case study mentioned in "Stability investigation", we may state that Theorem 5.1 may help the government not only to restore the stability into the economic system but also design the time path and the pattern of return.

The study mentions in passing that Harley-Davidson's customers were upset when the company introduced a perfume.

As a recent study mentions, "in general practice, only a minor proportion of authors actually add uncertainty analysis to their input output case studies" (Lenzen et al. 2010, p. 44).

Oregon State University's Web site on tree forest genetics (//wwwdata.forestry.oregonstate.edu/tgbb/index.php) explains various studies mentioned in the article in relation to Dr. Steven Strauss.

Studies mentioned in your article suggest that isolated nutrients and supplements do not prevent cancer, but this does not minimize the role a healthful diet can play.

GROUP II: Prepare a handout that briefly compares and contrasts the archaeological discovery processes in both the Near East and Africa, including relevant information from the article and knowledge gleaned from one additional resource, preferably a (slightly) more in-depth look at one of the studies mentioned in the article.