Sentence examples for subjects of a study from inspiring English sources

An article on Feb. 3 about alternative treatments for juvenile arthritis misidentified the subjects of a study on gut bacteria and gut-barrier function that is being conducted by Dr. Robert J. Shulman of the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.

The imperfect compensation for individual regional discrepancies during spatial transformation, which could potentially introduce localization errors of the activation foci and/or reduce the detection sensitivity, may be minimized if a template specifically designed for the subjects of a study is applied.

However, we identified that in some systematic reviews, 'participation in research' referred to recruitment of consumers and community members into research projects as passive participants and subjects of a study.

Nevertheless, a common metric used for assessment of CGM accuracy is the aggregate mean absolute relative difference (MARD) between all temporally matched sensor data (interstitial glucose) and reference measurements (blood glucose) across all subjects of a study.

Residents argued vehemently that they could not be the subjects of a study: … It's rare that we, doctors, are included in that category [of vulnerable people], which makes us uncomfortable with this topic.

Isokangas [ 6] retrospectively divided the subjects of a study into three subgroups by the daily average frequency of self-reported xylitol gum chewing and concluded that caries reduction was observed at consumption frequency of three times per day, but not at 2.5 times or less doses per day.

But destruction of a different sort is the subject of a study in the journal Science by Jeffrey Q.

That's the subject of a study to be undertaken by the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Genetically Nimble Worm A different sort of cleaning is the subject of a study in Foundry Cove, a tidal area along the Hudson near Cold Spring, N.Y.

Just how long it loiters, and what kind of trouble it gets into, is the subject of a study by scientists at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station in New Haven.

Just how it figures out the location of the bat is the subject of a study reported in Nature by two Canadian scientists.