Sentence examples for throw studies from inspiring English sources

Results of previous root throw studies covering a number of regional settings are used to guide an exercise in diffusion modeling with the aim of defining a range of reasonable diffusion coefficients for pit-mound degradation; the most appropriate values to fit the field data ranged from 0.01 m2 y− 1 to 0.1 m2 y− 1.

The lesson is not to throw out studies, but to never underestimate the complexity of the world around.

Such Anglocentric studies throw Scotland's role into the shadows, except as grit in the English oyster, as for example when Scotland became enmeshed in the civil and religious wars of the seventeenth century.

Shear viscosity studies throw some additional light on the shear stability.

Two recently reported studies throw some light on this issue.

Such longer-term retrospective studies throw up particular challenges for data collection and analysis, including recall bias.

As a by-product, several of the reported case studies throw light on Fischer's own life and personality.

While there is evidence from developing countries that appropriately trained nurses can replace doctors in many care settings (substitution) [ 39], previously mentioned econometric studies throw serious doubt on whether this strategy is effective in other settings – particularly in developing countries, where nurse and midwife training is often inadequate [ 1].

When one realizes that NONE of the studies in the final evaluation matched each other in any way, the researchers' decision to throw out this study on the homeopathic treatment of people with polyarthritis is additional evidence of the researcher's strong biases and their efforts to prove homeopathy as a placebo "by hook or by crook".

The findings of the study throw some new light on the coordination issues in HSCM and provide a more effective, efficient, robust and systematic way to overcome coordination barriers.

Even if one focuses only on improvement in ADHD symptoms, later reports from the MTA study throw some doubt on the superiority of medication-only treatment.