Sentence examples for telling study from inspiring English sources

The brothers still keep their offices there a telling study in contrasts: Mike's is dark, cavernous, filled with African art and heavy wooden chairs shaped like elephants; Steve's is light, functional and sparsely decorated.

In a most telling study, Dr. Kathy McManus, who directs clinical nutrition at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, assigned about half of 101 obese participants to a standard low-fat weight-reducing diet in which 20percentt of the calories came from fat.

David Albertini, a physiologist from the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, describes the new work as "impressive, and the most telling study yet to be published on this controversial topic".

While these results were quite telling, studies looking at serial determinations of anti-α-actinin antibodies over time were necessary for proving more conclusively a pathogenic as well as a diagnostic role for these autoantibodies in human lupus.

Yesterday, the commission began discussing the ethics of genetics and neuroimaging, including whether to tell study volunteers about unexpected findings that aren't directly related to the research.

Many farmers told study investigators that the reduced use of pesticides had benefited local health and well-being, according to Upchurch.

But more than anything else, the Bob Jones debacle is a telling case study of the importance of symbolic politics.

If you become pregnant during the study you should tell your study doctor or nurse right away.

Most participants reported being told about study procedures (95%) and study benefits (98%).

At that point, the participants were told the study's results and offered circumcision.

The researchers did not tell the study participants the results of their tests.