Sentence examples for study purports from inspiring English sources

This study purports to test our a priori hypotheses that STIs are associated with genotypes pertaining to the α-group species 9.

But, this study purports to show, that player is also more likely to miss it!

The lack of information given regarding the alcohol use and intoxication at the time the crime was committed prevents the public from getting the whole picture, but, more worrisome is that it distorts the ability to make evidence informed policy recommendations and to fully understand the relationship between intoxication and crime, as this study purports to do.

Cumulatively, our study purports that moving away from describing relatively well-known patterns behind recovery, and focusing upon understanding causes, improves our foundation to predict future ecological dynamics, and thus improves coral reef management.

Interestingly, a recent study purports that the neonatal mouse heart is also capable of complete regeneration following amputation of the apex or ischemic injury [ 60].

The present study purports to look into the lives of the Hijra Community of Rawalpindi in order to identify the factors that they think are pushing them into the vicious cycle of commercial sex trade.

The study purported to demonstrate striking cognitive benefits for people over 65 who took a daily multivitamin-mineral supplement that Dr. Chandra formulated and has since patented.

While the study purported to put a name to the phenomenon and to describe it, it did not look at the overall incidence of stayovers or examine their trajectory over time.

The "Double Falsehood" study purported to shed similar light on the Bard's psychology, noting, for example, that his "relatively dynamic writing style and relatively high use of social content words" suggested someone who was "socially focused and interested in climbing higher on the social ladder".

Glenn Hubbard, now chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, is a highly competent economist; but he demonstrated his fealty during the first Bush administration with a ludicrously rigged study purporting to show that income distribution doesn't matter because there is huge "income mobility" -- that is, that this decade's poor are likely to be next decade's rich and vice versa.

This letter explains why a recent study purporting to show that exposure to domain-irrelevant information caused DNA analysts to misinterpret a complex mixture does not warrant this conclusion on the basis of the data from the study.