Sentence examples for subject we believe from inspiring English sources

Considering the lack of similar studies and the absence of an instrument designed specifically to study this subject, we believe that our study will contribute to the knowledge base by providing educators with an assessment strategy and a tool for investigating the benefits gained by the more experienced person (graduate student in our context) benefits in a technology mentoring relationship.

The films were mostly concerned with a subject we believed was neglected in the cinema, the lives and passions of older people, whose anxieties and desires, we found, were as intense, if not more significant, than those of the young.

To ensure we do not marginalise sport and creative subjects, we believe they must be included as a sixth pillar of the new Ebacc qualification, in addition to the five core subject areas proposed by the government," said Sport and Recreation Alliance chairman, Andy Reed.

Here at VICE Canada, we gravitate toward subjects we believe require a new angle, a more human perspective, a younger voice analyzing it, or an immersive exploration.

Based on these negative findings in almost 500 TDEN-exposed subjects, we believe that specific monitoring for cardiac lesions in any future evaluation of this vaccine is unwarranted.

With regards to their increasing use in human subjects, we believe that it is an important finding that the choice of media preselects the phenotype of MSCs.

Although it is possible that our study missed a therapeutic effect of ginseng or ginsenoside Re because of the small number of study subjects, we believe that this is unlikely.

However, to ascertain the role of dyslipidemia in the development of IMT and of plaques in carotid arteries of elderly subjects, we believe it is necessary a longitudinal follow-up of the studied population, to establish, once and for all, as it already happens with ISH, the importance of management and treatment of dyslipidemia in elders.

Given that the A allele of SNP rs6465084 has been related to suboptimal glutamatergic signaling with an association between the A/A genotype of SNP rs6465084 and decreased prefrontal NAA/Cr levels and with poorer cognitive functioning in alcohol-dependent subjects, we believe that GRM3 gene variants may play a role in alcoholism.

Because the protocols were so similar and the study group were larger in the present study (44 subjects in the present study, 36 subjects in the previous study), we believe the different finding in the present study indicate that the earlier reported correlation may have been a chance finding.

There was a limited number of subjects in this study; we believe it is necessary to conduct long-term tests of larger numbers of subjects in the future.