Sentence examples for usage and findings from inspiring English sources

Poor recruitment can lead to extended study duration, greater resource usage and findings that are not as statistically precise as intended; in the worst case, a trial may be stopped.

A limitation of this study was the volunteer nature of the study population; individuals agreeing to participate may not be representative of the general population in terms DS attitudes and usage, and findings may not be generalizable to the population of healthy adults in the United States.

Telephia and comScore have released the findings from their study on mobile versus PC-based Internet usage, and the findings reveal that 5.7 million people in the U.K. used a mobile device to access the Web during this past January, as opposed to 30 million people who accessed the Web from a PC.

On the basis of folklore usage and previous research findings, a systematic research was undertaken to evaluate the protective effect of ethanolic extract of Tabernaemontana divaricata (L).

The participants were diverse in age, sex, ethnicity, medication usage, and comorbidities, making the findings generalizable to a population of sedentary patients with type 2 diabetes.

To date, in clinical usage and in observational studies, the findings are mixed with regard to ocular tolerability and may depend upon the study design.

Using a game and game mechanics as a wrapper for teaching coding also brings native stickiness to the learning experience, says Targett, explaining that the team began by building a learn to code tool that "wasn't really a game" and finding usage dropping off after what looked like good initial engagement.

Overall we have to repeat again that although it is obvious that applying feature selection method improves the accuracy and also particularly it reduces the processing time and memory usage, but finding the best combination of feature selection and classification method might vary in each case.

The authors report on findings about e-book usage and propose explanations regarding how the adoption path from print books to e-books differs from the growth in use of e-journals and the associated decline in print journals usage.

Our findings suggest that the usage and understanding of food-associated calls are highly complex and that ravens are able to tactically use gathered information.

Usage of BCCE findings and clinical care were left to the discretion of the attending physicians.