Sentence examples for this study meant from inspiring English sources

Bear in mind that "older" in this study meant not just Strom Thurmond or Rupert Murdoch old but also men in their late 40's -- a group we are pretty well accustomed to seeing as first-time fathers, especially given that many of us first-time mothers are kind of long in the tooth ourselves.

The Gaining Optimal Asthma ControL (GOAL) study demonstrated that salmeterol/fluticasone maintenance treatment can improve asthma control and reduce future risk compared with fluticasone alone, although the dose escalation design of this study meant that most patients treated with salmeterol/fluticasone were receiving the highest dose of ICS at the end of the study.

First, the retrospective design of this study meant that determination of LOC status was dependent on the documentation in the medical record.

"The effect in this study meant that people feel very, very much better," Lewith added.

The subjects who read literary fiction, which for purposes of this study meant fiction that had won or been nominated for an important literary prize, performed significantly better in all those domains — exactly the type of skills associated with theory of mind — than subjects who read other things or nothing at all.

Thus, the closed conformation of the lid in this study meant that the nucleophilic Ser could not attack the substrate.

JA with drought tolerance in this study means high tuber yield under drought conditions.

This study means significant understanding of the prevention of coal gas outburst.

What this study means for those of us with two legs and many excuses for not making it to the gym is not yet clear.

This study means your team is missing out on a huge competitive advantage.

The author of the study added: "What this study means is that we are going to leaving an evolutionary legacy.