Sentence examples for take a study from inspiring English sources

"It would take a study of tens of thousands of patients, maybe as many as 50,000," Dr. Stone said.

Take a study, out last month, from a group of researchers based at the University of Pennsylvania.

Those problem sets go more smoothly, confidence goes up, the temptation to take a study break grows stronger.

Take a study published last month in The Journal of the American Medical Association that proved a direct correlation between hospital nurses' workloads and patient survival.

It would take a study with as many as 500 rodents to see if dietary restriction has the same immediate effect in mammals as it did in fruit flies, Dr. Partridge said.

You take a study of 10,000 patients that might be required when you've got a 30percentt noise level, and you can get it down to 500 patients, very likely.

There are also issues around the ethics of taking a study drug to stay on topic – is it basically cheating?

Consider taking a study tour or learning journey to connect, and help your colleagues connect, with the wider world of risks, needs and opportunity.

It was referring to Aubrey, who took a study break and watched Hamilton match his own greatest feat.

We've taken a study of the last eight post-war recessions.

Drug resistant infections will kill an extra 10 million people a year worldwide - more than currently die from cancer - by 2050 unless action is taken, a study says.