Sentence examples for the study propose that from inspiring English sources

The authors of the study propose that patience in providers and patients, concerning the time needed to come through the active phase of twin labours, may reduce caesarean deliveries for failure to progress.

The study proposes that boron serves as a promising innovative approach in manufacturing scaffold systems for functional bone tissue engineering.

Second, the study proposed that the impact of KMC would be stronger on innovation performance under high levels of ED.

The study proposes that this will enable the police to examine events chronologically from the time of reported through the actions resulting from police attending an incident.

The study proposed that species richness of family Fagaceae is higher at subtropical regions than at tropical or temperate regions in East Asia (Liao and Chen 2015).

The study proposed that CdS quantum dots' cytotoxicity is mediated by intracellular ROS production, cadmium ions (Cd2+) release and GSH depletion [204].

The study proposes that stability to sedimentation is a prerequisite considered with great discretion for the studies that aim to evaluate systems submitted to the attack of CO2.

The study proposes that the bifacial point strategy of the Still Bay was a response to wider mobility patterns and increased movement away from lithic raw material sources.

The empirical evidence of the study proposes that these three roles might be related to two governance design factors: frequency and duration of committee meetings.

Based on the presented governance structural arrangements, the study proposes that the groundwater governance structural set-up (Fig. 2) is more effective because all responsibilities of the structures including Village Council and COWSO are clearly stipulated in WRMA.

Based on distributional differences in nominalization, adjectival/adverbial modification, and sentential complement, the study proposed that the two verbs differ with a semantic distinction in inchoative vs. homogeneous state (ibid.: 449-453).