Sentence examples for the form of a study from inspiring English sources

This splendid news arrived in the form of a study published Monday in The Archives of Internal Medicine.

Looking for life in the shadows Seconds out Mix and match Reprints Related items Myalgic encephalomyelitis: The roots of chronic fatigueMay 8th 2008The new year, though, has brought new complications, in the form of a study that has been unable to replicate Dr Mikovits's work.

Now evidence appearing to support Darwin's hypothesis has come in the form of a study by psychologist Benjamin Charlton of the University of Sussex in Brighton, England.

It comes in the form of a study that has just been released by my favorite mad scientist, Dr. Alan Hirsch, founder and neurological director of the Smell & Taste Treatment and Research Foundation in Chicago.

The most recent threat comes in the form of a study: "Committee on a Review of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM): Health Sciences Policy Institute of Medicinee".

We have evidence, in the form of a study conducted at the Harvard School of Public Health in approximately 100,000 people, that the higher the average score of foods consumed using this system, the lower the rate of chronic disease and premature death.

Two studies reported the same experimental data, one in the form of an industry study report (study E) and the other as a peer-reviewed publication (study F).

This critique takes the form of metaethics—a study of the nature or metaphysics of daoways as well as dao's knowability and objectivity as well as the pragmatics of dispute about dao.

Published in the form of a report card, the new study assigned one of three grades -- fail, unsatisfactory and satisfactory -- to the 50 states and to the country in general.

The main strengths of the present study are its large sample size and the use of a natural experimental approach in the form of a sibling study to explore associations of interest.

Further evidence of the role of salt in autoimmune disease came in the form of a Swedish study published last year, which found that smokers who consumed a lot of salt had double the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis.