Sentence examples for study that represented from inspiring English sources

The exception was the one Brazilian study that represented 140 000 claims (all workers in registered private sector jobs).

The N.I.H. is funding a clinical study that represents a potential paradigm shift in treatment.

We used the Skole district as a case study that represents one of the most forested areas in Ukraine, and an integral part of Boiko people's ethnographic area.

The Al Asmakh district is selected as a case study that represents Doha's traditional urban core and that faces major transformation processes in the near future (Fig. 1).

A study that represents the federal government's first significant scientific assessment of the proposed Pebble mine site concludes that extracting billions of pounds of gold, copper and molybdenum from the region could result in the direct loss of up to 87 miles of streams and nearly seven square miles of wetlands.

This is a very data rich study that represents a technical tour de force.

Reviewer #2: This is a well conceived and written study that represents a fundamental new contribution to the field of bacterial chemosensing and chemotaxis.

In conclusion, we have validated the importance of LND in a multi-institutional international study that represents the largest and most detailed cohort of OSCC to date.

This finding indicates that there are ward characteristics other than those measured in our study that represent ward effects on the dependent variables (or that we did not assess ward-specific characteristics well enough).

We used five alpine summits in this study that represent the Australian contribution to the Global Observation Research Initiative in Alpine Environments (GLORIA): an ongoing, empirical study with the specific aim of detecting alpine vegetation change on summits in relation to climate change.

We searched the literature extensively to compile studies that represented a wide range of aquatic (from pelagic to sediment flats to submerged macrophyte beds) and terrestrial (from marshlands to grasslands to forests) systems.