Sentence examples for study to mirror from inspiring English sources

A British library green for my study, to mirror my old work space?

In addition to the mainland and Santa Cruz Island populations used in the alkaloid assays, an additional mainland population of E. californica was used for the diet choice study to mirror climatic differences between island sites and support the alkaloid analyses.

The analysis of the transcribed focus group discussions was performed by a multidisciplinary team consisting of a pharmacist, two GPs, a nurse researcher and two patient representatives not involved in the study to mirror the patients' perspective (analysis team).

As a result, we undertook sensitivity analysis using the trim and fill method, which conservatively imputes hypothetical negative unpublished studies to mirror the positive studies that cause funnel plot asymmetry.

Second, while the variables selected in SHARE depart from the original frailty criteria operationalized in the CHS study, this study attempted to mirror as many 'original' definitions in order to ensure valid comparisons as well as minimize any potential differential misclassification of outcome status.

Finally, we designed this study to closely mirror real-life situations of future quality improvement or research situations without on-site computer/Internet access and in-person assistance for respondents.

Our study appears to mirror that of Tharvarajah and Wetherill who found that by attaching a VTE risk assessment tool to drug charts significant improvements in the recording of risk assessment can be observed.

However the design of our study was to mirror the cell line experiments and investigate if changes in protein expression of members of the PI3K/Akt cascade were involved in the transition from hormone-sensitive to -refractory disease; therefore, we felt that it was not necessary to increase that cohort size.

Moreover, Canadian studies tend to mirror the results of the present study regarding increased risk of smoking during pregnancy among single women [ 20].

Regional economywide studies tend to mirror these findings.

This study is designed to mirror the normal work flow in a primary care setting, making the results readily applicable in this setting.