Sentence examples for terms in a study from inspiring English sources

Physicians and textbooks vary in their understanding and definitions of single, double, and triple blinding thus making the sole use of these terms in a study ambiguous in describing the blinding method.

In my piece, I mentioned one scientist who has already done that, Andrew Dessler of Texas A&M, who came to the conclusion that clouds were likely to accentuate long-term in a study published in 2010.

Therefore, the number of definitions may be different from the number of studies listed, as more than one term may appear in a single study and/or more than one definition may apply to a single term in a study.

According to the study by Lempicki and coworkers, a higher Enrichment score for a cluster indicates that the gene members in the cluster are involved in more important (enriched) terms in a given study [25].

Nicotine replacement therapies (NRT), specifically nicotine patches and nicotine gum, did not improve smokers' chances of long-term cessation in a study by researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) and the University of Massachusetts Boston.

[For warning on "kabbalizing" the term "yesôd" in a study of Ibn Gabirol, see section 2 of this essay].

Mixed episodes predicted poor long-term response in a study on lithium (Backlund et al. 2009) and a study on multiple mood stabilizers (Peselow et al. 2015).

However, cognitive function at discharge was a significant predictor of long-term function in a study designed to longitudinally investigate cognitive decline after cardiac surgery with CPB.

These studies were reviewed in terms of: (a) study design, (b) population, (c) assessment tools, (d) measures, and (e) fitness and physical activity outcomes.

"In terms of a study, this has laid the groundwork for other things that we can do.

Sometimes defining occupational exposure in quantitative terms in a retrospective cohort study is not possible [ 19].