Sentence examples for used a study from inspiring English sources

A Conseco spokesman, Michael Gross, said the company used a study by Pearl Meyer & Partners, a unit of the compensation consulting firm Clark Inc., to determine Mr. Kirsch's compensation.

Mayor Bloomberg and Senator Schumer used a study conducted at their direction by McKinsey & Company, a consulting firm, to argue that "if we do nothing within 10 years, while we will remain a leading regional financial center, we will no longer be the financial capital of the world".

He also used a study released this week by the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, to assert that Mr. Bush had been wrong when he said in Wednesday's debate that "the percentage of uninsured in Texas has gone down while the percentage of uninsured in America has gone up".

In the New York Times, psychotherapist Lori Gottlieb dug out an old issue of the American Journal of Sociology and used a study within it – "Egalitarianism, Housework and Sexual Frequency in Marriage" – to support her claim that the waning of marital libidos was down to husbands doing too much ironing (and, implicitly, wives spending too much time in the office).

OSLO (Reuters) - Pesticides used in farming are also killing worker bumblebees and damaging their ability to gather food, meaning colonies that are vital for plant pollination are more likely to fail when they are used, a study showed on Sunday.

Most reported studies also used a study population that was mainly or totally Caucasian without proper comparison of prevalence of overactive bladder between different ethnicities [3] [5], [7], [9], [16], [18].

Experiment 3 used a study-test recognition design; better recognition was demonstrated for visually-presented disyllabic words when these items were comprised of adjacent syllables previously heard in distal prosodic contexts predicted to facilitate perceptual grouping of these two syllables.

We therefore used a study-wide significance p-threshold of 0.05/849 = 5.9×10−5.

Preprocessing used a study-specific template from Visualization Toolkit software (http://www.vtk.org/) version 2.0.0.

Finally, Shapiro et al. [ 93 ] used a study-specific thematic coding system for writing samples of medical students and found an increase in empathy for physicians, but no change in empathy for the family or patient.

The report, by the University of Warwick's Institute for Employment, was commissioned by the Higher Education Careers Service Unit (HECSU) using a study called Futuretrack.