Sentence examples for study that paid from inspiring English sources

Nancy Metcalf, senior program editor for Consumer Reports, said it was the nature of medical research to pay participants, and she defended the magazine's reliance on a study that paid for the dieters' foods.

I saw a study that paid a whopping $80 for 4 hours of "clinical visit" time.

The study that paid most attention to the ethical protection of users (Battles [ 14]) provided little evidence on which we could evaluate the quality of design or assess the rationale behind interpretations and conclusions about users' understanding of HPV vaccination.

Later, I found out about studies that paid $20 an hour to perform cognitive tests inside an M.R.I.

[ 24] More critical peer review of homeopathic studies that pay attention to these and other guidelines can advance quality research in this area.

Approaches in irrigation studies that pay attention to the socially constructed nature of (irrigation) technology (Mollinga 2003; Vincent 2001; for Balinese irrigation, see Horst 1996; Spiertz 1991) formed another source of inspiration.

Study after study show that paid leave benefits workers, their families, businesses and the economy.

The results of our study indicate that paying for sex among men is associated with multiple concurrent sexual relationships that have been considered as important driver of HIV epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa (32, 33).

A former British high commissioner has questioned whether the Foreign Office tried to "massage" the drafting of a key study that put paid to any hope of returning by concluding that resettlement was financially "prohibitive" and too "precarious".

The Fleecing Uncle Sam study found that companies that paid their CEOs more than they paid in federal income taxes gave those CEOs fat raises.

In addition to schoolwork, students work one day during the school week as part of a corporate work-study internship that pays half of their $15,000 tuition.