Sentence examples for study to be less from inspiring English sources

More social, managerial, professional and organizational support should be directed to young and novice nurses who were found in this study to be less satisfied than experienced nurses.

Further, alpha-fetoprotein is shown in this study to be less sensitive and of inferior accuracy in the diagnosis of HCC when compared with DCP for patients presenting with tumour size ≥3 cm.

The time course of the impact on accuracy was presumed in our study to be less than two blocks long (the time between the 2-back/1 and 2-back/4 conditions).

Of the variants detected, − 13806*G was only found in Ethiopian milk drinkers but was shown in our recent study to be less frequent in digesters than non-digesters (Jones et al. 2013).

However, chart review processes, even for major epidemiologic studies in patient safety, suffer from well-known problems with inter-rater disagreement [ 13, 14], and there is no reason to expect the process used in the present study to be less reproducible than the incident investigations that hospitals currently routinely employ.

Despite the pain and symptoms associated with incurable, progressive disease, physical comfort and being active were judged by participants in this study to be less important to QOL than close relationships, feeling at peace and having a sense of meaning in life, as shown by the relatively low scores on importance items 5 and 10, although these differences were not statistically significant.

Another nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, meloxicam (Mobic), has been shown in some studies to be less likely than other drugs in this class to cause gastric ulcers and susceptibility to bleeding and bruising.

In a recent study, Ahmed et al. [41] reported contrast swallow studies to be less sensitive in detecting hypopharyngeal injury compared with oesophageal injury and have advocated the use of flexible nasoedoscopy in such patients.

Some evidence has suggested a role for fructose and HFCS in obesity, through impacts on satiety, where fructose has been found in some studies to be less satiating than glucose or to have different effects on leptin and ghrelin.

Helicobacter pylori, responsible for one of the most frequent infections on the globe, was reported by several literature studies to be less frequent among patients infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), especially at low levels of CD4+ T-cells.

The Asian populations accrued to these studies appear to be less susceptible to the neurotoxicity of oxaliplatin than the mainly Caucasian populations in the Western studies.