Sentence examples for topics conducted from inspiring English sources

About, which calls itself The Human Internet, consists of hundreds of topics conducted by those with an interest in, and knowledge of, the subject, who edit their section and provide links to other sites.

LEB oversaw all study activities, participated in the design of the study, participated in the preliminary identification of topics, conducted stakeholder engagement, and drafted the manuscript.

The current research follows up previous studies on the same topic conducted during 2012-2014.

Furthermore, recent studies on this topic conducted by Buchweitz et al. [27] and Buchweitz et al. [28] have shown the impact of the pectin type on the storage stability of black currant anthocyanin pigments in pectic model solutions.

These statements seem to be consistent with other studies on the topic conducted in New Zealand and the UK [36, 46, 52], showing that the increasing use of mobile technologies may favour a perception of travel time as being more worthwhile [36].

These findings differ from the majority of studies of this topic conducted among Western women.

The same is true for psychiatry, with a limited number of studies on this topic conducted in the German health care system (see for example: [ 13- 15]).

A potential limitation of the survey was that it was the first enquiry into a new topic conducted by the CMA.

Though few in number, it represents a significant increase in scholarly output: a literature review on this topic conducted for a study published in 2010 found just one study with the key words 'BRIC' and 'public health' [ 17].

Contrarily to ours, a survey on this topic conducted by Censis [ 14], an Italian social study and research institute, that involved 3500 women aged 18-55 years, found that mass media are the largest source of information on HPV vaccination.

The most recent review on this topic conducted by Chapman (2003), summarizing the results from 42 qualifying financial impact studies conducted over the past two decades, concluded that worksite programs achieve a 25%30%% reduction in medical and absenteeism costs in an average period of about 3.6 years (Goetzel, Jacobsen, et al 1998).