Sentence examples for the study refers from inspiring English sources

Re "The claim: Sex before an athletic event can hinder performance" ("Really?," Aug. 31): The study refers solely to the experiences of men.

The study refers to thermal stresses in steel-reinforced concrete beams subjected to sudden heating.

The scope of the study refers to both physical boundaries of the plant, and to the operations to be studied.

The study refers to two railway bridges, an overpass in Durrães (near Barcelos, Portugal) and a culvert in São Pedro da Torre (next to the north border Portugal-Spain), both included in the Portuguese railway network.

Jonathan Schulz, an experimental economist at Yale University who co-authored the study, refers to this phenomenon as "justified cheating"—a way to benefit while still feeling like a somewhat honest person.

The study refers to the visual representation of the coastal front of the historical center of Thessaloniki in northern Greece and its changes that have occurred through the years.

The study referred to by Saltsman relies on data collected by the Current Population survey from 1970 to 1998.

It is supported by the study referred to earlier, comparing diary entries to retrospective recordings using PedMIDAS, which found recall accuracy was better at 30 than at 90 days[14].

The problem for RMHIDTA and, by extension, Kevin Sabet, is that the study referred to stated there was a 1.25 odds-risk ratio for THC-positive drivers versus sober drivers.

So, the first three installments are once again available: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3. The study referred to by Beck and Barton was conducted by Donald S. Lutz of the University of Houston.

Not all items and scales were utilized in the study (refer to the Appendix 1).