Sentence examples for the study maintained from inspiring English sources

Better management, the study maintained, could save tens of billions of dollars in America alone.Philanthropists should use their influence to make that happen.

The randomised 12-month study from June 2011 of a health programme delivered in a football club setting (possibly a world first) found that as well as losing weight on the 12-week programme, nearly 40% of men in the study maintained a weight loss of at least 5% of their original body weight a year later.

Dr Lustig says his study was careful to avoid this: researchers ensured the children participating in the study maintained the same weight and were encouraged to eat more if researchers saw their weight falling.

The study maintained that the horizontal as well as 5° forward slope of the seat might be the preferred choice, since the load distributed at seat was highest at backward sloping seat for all conditions of supported and unsupported back.

Nevertheless, about 60percentt of Biggest Loser contestants in the study maintained at least 10percentt of their weight loss.

The study maintained participants' right to withdraw, confidentiality and anonymity regarding quotations.

Patents, the study maintains, are a gauge for a nation's level of innovation and an important way for the United States to maintain an edge in STEM fields.

And because a borrowed dollar costs more than a dollar to repay, the study maintains, the state would be faced with a need to raise still more money, most likely in the form of a gas tax increase, when the debt bills fall due.

Fig. 4 Identification of maintained profiles number of accounts that the participants of the study maintain in various sites.

This greater ability to fashion our brains in response to our environment, the study maintains, could provide a link between biological evolution and cultural evolution.

The study maintains that variables, such as structural processes, personal disposition of principals, and staff characteristics, led the two subjects to deal with their instructional responsibility differently.