Sentence examples for study that initiated from inspiring English sources

We thank Professors Jean-Jacques Benoliel, André Bogdan, Emmanuel Bourinet, Samuel W. Cadden, François Cesselin and Michel Lazdunski for advice in the preparation of the manuscript, Dr Vincent Joly for the pilot study that initiated the present work, Mr Stephane Berrebi for help in calibration of the thermometric camera and Dr Pascal Carrive who participated to some experiments.

Studies without clearly defined GDT protocols and studies that initiated GDT late in the postoperative course were therefore excluded from our meta-analysis.

A more predictable growth profile and the absence of ulcerated skin lesions further point to the MFP model as a strong choice for long term treatment studies that initiate after a target tumour size has been reached.

In this paper we present initial findings from an ongoing, international study that was initiated in order to contribute additional evidence on the environmental hormone hypothesis by studies of persistent organochlorine pollutants (POPs).

That is how my colleague Ben Goldacre summarised the finding of an interesting study that he initiated (and co-authored) in the journal Public Understanding of Science into the quality of dietary health claims reported in the UK print media.

The Childhood Cancer Survivor Study is a retrospective cohort study that was initiated to explore late effects of childhood cancer and its therapies.

This report describes the baseline angiographic findings in the Bypass Angioplasty Revascularization Investigation (BARI) 2 Diabetes (BARI 2D) trial, a randomized study that was initiated after the original BARI trial (BARI 1).

The NLCS is a prospective cohort study that was initiated in 1986 to investigate the association between diet and the development of cancer.

The NLCS is a prospective cohort study that was initiated in 1986 with the purpose of investigating the association between diet and the development of cancer.

PROTEKT US is a sister program to the PROTEKT global study that was initiated in 2000, specifically to monitor antibacterial resistance in the United States.

The ethnographic study reported upon in this paper is part of a larger birth cohort study that was initiated in 1982, comprised of all births in Pelotas Brazil in that year 6011).