Sentence examples for the study assessing from inspiring English sources

Time from conception to the next study visit (which could be the first study visit) for all women in the study, assessing timeliness of early pregnancy exposure assessment.

Further, the design of the study, assessing depression indicators in the year prior to assessment of CVD, permitted us to draw inferences about directionality that are not possible in cross-sectional studies.

"Fortunately, terrorist attacks are rare, but you can count on national disasters every year -- right now there are floods in Texas, fires in Arizona -- so why should the Department of Homeland Security be pulled away from its mission and worry constantly about those disasters?" asked James M. Lindsay, an author of the study, "Assessing the Department of Homeland Security".

The study, "Assessing the Long-Term Effects of Youth Service: The Puzzling Case of Teach for America," is the first of its kind to explore what happens to participants after they leave the program.

As an example, the study assessing ERR with maxillary expansion using 3D CBCT images [24] utilizes a segmentation procedure employing a root-only approach (apical to the CEJ for maxillary premolars and apical to the deepest point of the furcation for maxillary molars).

Of the 95 working patients, 45 participated in the study assessing work-related problems.

The study assessed future distributions of 10 common North Sea fish species and predicted a general trend of decline.

The study assessed the progression of atherosclerosis using a tiny ultrasound camera that was threaded into coronary arteries, allowing researchers to look directly at the growth of plaque.

Two facial surgeons unconnected with the study assessed the photographs without knowing which wounds had been treated with Botox and which with a placebo.

The study assessed the beliefs of roughly 1000 Australian smokers at 5 time-points, from 2007 to 2013 via phone or web surveys.

The study assessed the history of tamoxifen use among more than 1,000 breast cancer survivors from the Seattle-Puget Sound region who learned they had an estrogen-sensitive breast cancer when they were 40 to 79 years old.