Sentence examples for study that drew from inspiring English sources

An influential study that drew in part on the British data was challenged in 2003.

Archaeologists have found a monumental structure buried under the sands of Petra, according to a new study that drew on satellite imagery to scan the ancient city.

In a follow-up study that drew upon the same data set (Longo, Schuur, Kammers, Tsakiris, & Haggard, 2009), they adduced further evidence suggesting that disownership can be a significant component of the illusion.

Teenagers ate more sodium than younger children, according to the study that drew from interviews with more than 2,000 school-aged children.

In a cross-sectional study that drew from a sampling of thousands of people in the United States aged 20 and older, those who ate more walnuts performed better on a series of six cognitive tests, according to new research from the David Geffen School of Medicine at The University of California, Los Angeles, led by Dr. Lenore Arab.

An earlier NSW study that drew upon a children's diabetes register reported that the mean incidence of diabetes in children aged 0 4 years during the period 1997 2002 was 13.6 per 100 000 person-years [ 2].

"Doctor Fees Major Factor in Health Costs, Study Says" (news article, Sept. 8) cites a study that draws a questionable conclusion about health care spending in our nation.

But the authors acknowledged that they could not account for all possible variables, and cautioned that it was an observational study that draws no conclusions about cause and effect.

Architecture is a multidisciplinary field of study that draws on the arts, science and social sciences.

This paper reviews a study that draws from previous work and provides some alternative approaches to model fire's impact on respiratory health compared to previous research activities.

We describe a study that draws on participatory action research theory to involve a deprived community in the UK in improving the quality of local primary care services.