Sentence examples for the study disclosed from inspiring English sources
The study disclosed the efficiency improvement through each individual design strategy and also compared the cost-effectiveness of active and passive categories.
Dr. Howard Ozer, director of the cancer center at the University of Oklahoma, said the study disclosed an unfortunate tendency among oncologists to lower dose intensity to reduce side effects.
Neither Scios nor Dr. W. Franklin Peacock 4th of the Cleveland Clinic, the principal investigator in the study, disclosed yesterday how the deaths had been omitted from the results, but said they had learned only recently that the deaths occurred within the 30-day study period.
Although most of the report's findings provide evidence disproving the stigma, the study disclosed one confusing (read: alarming) revelation.
The study disclosed a collective methylation of PCDH genes in cancer of cervix and other sites.
The study disclosed four types of clinical characteristics to obtain ESBL-positive EcBSI, and there was a trend in mortality too.
The study discloses that the average- and worst case-based approaches analyze the characteristics of a route better than the additive calculation, which is greatly affected by the number of steps in the route.
The study discloses an original methodology based on triangular irregular network (TIN) designed to allow extraction of directed and undirected urban canyons from cartographic data and estimation of their geometric characteristics.
"We need to study this in a larger sample but we believe that we might be able to monitor the blood to identify those at risk of suicide". The study discloses that Kaminsky, along with co-author Holly Wilcox, Ph.D. holds a patent to "evaluate risk of suicidal behavior" using the SKA2 gene.
The study discloses promising new therapeutic options for myotonic patients.
Thus, the study discloses a new aspect of beneficial action of orally administered ACE inhibitors in the postinfarct cardiac failure and during chronic exposure to stress.
