Sentence examples for study on internet from inspiring English sources

The statistics echo the findings of a recent study on Internet addiction published in the journal PLOS ONE, which found that when heavy Internet users are forced to go offline, they undergo withdrawal symptoms comparable to those experienced by drug addicts.

The completion rate was 68.7% and the mean completion time was 23.1 min. The survey was designed based on a previous study on Internet gambling (N = 6682) and questions were refined based on these results.

To our knowledge, there is only one previous study on internet-supported PA for people with RA, which also included face-to-face meetings and did not explicitly incorporate health behavior change strategies to guide the adoption and maintenance of PA [ 24].

Some preliminary randomized controlled studies on Internet treatments for GD have shown promise.

At present, studies on Internet big data are mainly focused on their forecasting effects on stock market performances.

We departed from existing studies on Internet use by exploring users' perception of their own use of the Internet.

Globally, 37percentt of pathological gamblers reported having anxiety disorders, while studies on internet addiction (mostly in Asian countries) find that anxiety prevalence is more than two times higher in people with internet addiction compared to control groups.

The authors of the meta-analysis "found that prior studies on internet addiction have focused on 'proving' the existence of internet addiction or identifying the characteristics of internet addicts," rather than doing the kind of rigorous analysis needed to rule out the possibility that these were just symptoms of other conditions.

The authors "found that prior studies on internet addiction have focused on 'proving' the existence of internet addiction or identifying the characteristics of internet addicts", rather than doing the kind of rigorous analysis needed to rule out the possibility that these were just symptoms of other conditions.

In evaluation studies, 66% are usability studies in Internet applications; this is partially because usability studies on Internet started relatively early in western countries.

However, studies on Internet surveys versus paper-and-pencil surveys suggest that Internet surveys may yield similar results as traditional paper-and-pencil surveys [ 27- 29].