Sentence examples for understood a study from inspiring English sources

15, 29 Although the mechanism of BP-induced GI irritation is not well understood, a study in human colon tumor cells suggests that BPs induce apoptosis and/or inhibition of proliferation of epithelial cells.

It is understood a feasibility study is being carried out into the costs of hosting the event.

Although the importance of occult HBV infection is not well understood, a recent study reported occult HBV to be a significant risk factor for HCC, especially among persons who were anti-HBc positive (4 ).

Although the mechanisms underlying the actions of Ctp for chondrocytes are not fully understood, a previous study also showed that supplementation of culture medium with tripeptide induced type II collagen synthesis predominantly by chondrocytes [ 13].

While the neurophysiological effects of sleep deprivation remain incompletely understood, a few recent studies have begun to provide guidance on where and what neurophysiological changes occur as a function of sleep deprivation.

The meaning of suffering [ 21, 30– 36] cannot be fully understood by a study limited to providing scores.

The difficulty of reliably measuring the expression levels of low abundance spliceforms can be understood from a study of the distribution of sequence reads across transcripts (Fig. 3).

We know that most of the students in this class are doing their master's in other areas of public health so we want them to develop critical thinking toward epidemiology and be able to understand an epidemiological study and research papers, and to be able to critically assess these studies and papers.

No doubt, non-biomedical research is sometimes unduly delayed or restricted because, for instance, biomedical ethicists and researchers fail to understand such a study's somewhat foreign aims or methodologies and apply the regs accordingly.

And I understand, as a study we featured in Thursday's paper points out, that they do lots of things -- like reading lab results and consulting with specialists -- that they don't get paid for.

The goal here is to understand a whole from the study of its individual components.