This was just a pilot study on a general student population.
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In their pilot study, they tested blood samples from 40 people.
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The results were almost identical to those in the pilot study.
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"To be honest, this was supposed to be a pilot study," he said.
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So, though this is a small pilot study, it certainly looks worth following up.
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Schedlowski aims to test that psoriasis result in a pilot study planned for spring 2016.
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"I actually did try to do a small pilot study with PhD students," she said.
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"It's easy enough to get $100,000 to do a pilot study on rats," she said.
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The ethics board that had to approve the clinical trial suggested a small pilot study instead.
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A recent pilot study of 8 volunteers found microplastics in every one of their stool samples.
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The researchers hope to have a large pilot study in humans underway within the next two years.
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I recently conducted a pilot study with John Payne of Duke University that looked at this question.
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In 1994, Dr. Gonzalez conducted a pilot study of his program for 11 patients with inoperable pancreatic cancer.
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She's currently conducting a first-of-its-kind randomized, placebo-controlled, triple-blind pilot study on the topic.
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The pilot study proved successful, and the researchers are now hoping their system will be applied more broadly.
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The agreement between Alibaba and Ford is to "explore a pilot study" for new retail opportunities, it added.
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People with metabolic disorders may benefit from supplements of a common gut bacterium, a small pilot study suggests.
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It's a small pilot study, with the most promising results coming from an even smaller group of volunteers.
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The authors concede their research is only meant to be a pilot study, and have called for more studies.
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But, he stressed, it was still just a pilot study, and later research will need to be more targeted.
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Via three weekly eight-minute sessions, the pilot study examined 15 adults aged between 23 and 61 with depression.
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People with obesity-related disorders may benefit from supplements of a common gut bacterium, a small pilot study suggests.
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A pilot study offers "a very promising start" in the effort to help people recover from traumatic brain injuries.
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To find out, the scientists decided first to mount a tiny pilot study, involving only four men and women.
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Last month the University of Chicago Crime Lab released a safety pilot study it conducted with Chicago Public Schools.
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The Chinese e-commerce firm and U.S. automaker will initially "explore a pilot study" for new retail opportunities, Alibaba said.
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A pilot study from 2015 was one of the first to look at the effects of meditation on IBS symptoms.
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"I'm going to be honest: I have no idea what the point [of the HRL pilot-study] is," Horvath said.
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Dr. Berman defended the company, and said that the F.D.A. had not accurately interpreted its cancer pilot study with StemImmune.
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Doctors Greg Neyman and Charelene Irvin Babcock published a pilot study of the technique in Academic Emergency Medicine in 2006.
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The overall results are encouraging, but the authors are careful to point out it's only meant to be a pilot study.
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This is a pilot study and it cries out to be done in a longitudinal way to be followed over years.
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In one pilot study, three New Zealand researchers investigated a small group of residents in a care home for the elderly.
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A pilot study shows CancerLocator successfully diagnosed liver, lung, and breast cancer from blood samples in 80 percent of cases.—Motherboard
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Pena said that, assuming the pilot study proves successful, the next step will probably be a multicenter study at various hospitals.
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To better understand their well-being, Dr. Garfield is working on a pilot study to track health behaviors in new fathers.
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Bak has done a small pilot study with elderly people learning Gaelic in Scotland and seen significant benefits after just one week.
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It has recently commenced a transaction fee pilot study on whether anticompetitive practices are harming investors in the execution of stock trades.
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Another recent pilot study showed that over 93 weeks of ketogenesis, study participants lost over 29 percent of their total body fat.
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Silicon Valley start-up shop Y Combinator has just wrapped a one-year pilot study of universal basic income in Oakland, Calif.
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The Manhattan dispensary where he receives a prescription of marijuana extracts has been running a pilot study of customers who also use opioids.
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As new research becomes available, the NHS's genomic-test menu will change, says Mark Caulfield from Genomics England, which runs the pilot study.
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A small pilot study of eight women suggests that mothers who smoke marijuana transfer small amounts of THC to their children via breastmilk.
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A pilot study published this month showed that clean soil from construction sites can lower exposure to certain common pollutants by 98 percent.
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Birnbaum and Dye started a small pilot study to scour the blood of 23 cats, including 11 with hyperthyroidism, for traces of PBDEs.
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But more research is needed after this pilot study, and the authors warn that the method is still in the early trial stages.
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A 2019 pilot study from the U.S. Army Research Lab found experienced meditators preferred silence while novices liked music without a distinct melody.
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In the meantime, the World Health Organization has approved a much larger pilot study of the vaccine that's currently in the planning stages.
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After a pilot study with Philips, Banner Health thinks this telehealth programme could reduce admissions by nearly half, and cut costs by a third.
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Their pilot study in Greece will eventually enroll 25 women under the age of 40 who've failed to conceive using conventional methods of IVF.
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A small-scale pilot study of psilocybin's use in cases of treatment-resistant depression showed it was safe and effective, the British researchers said.
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They used only women because this was meant to be a small, pilot study, Dr. Alam says, and the fewer additional variables the better.
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Now, thanks to newly released data from the American National Election Study's 2016 Pilot Study, we can see this in a little clearer detail.
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In a pilot study, Critchley, Garfinkel and MSc student Abigail McLanachan recruited a group of students who came into the lab for six training sessions.
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The pilot study, spearheaded by the University of California, Los Angeles, is part of a larger effort to incorporate HIV self-testing with mobile technology.
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Murphy is very clear that this is a pilot study originally intended to see if cannabis even has any effect of this kind on sperm.
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And on 19833 August 2017, they did, approving a three-year pilot study of Laura's Law, becoming the 18th county in California to approve it.
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In a pilot study of 39 women with advanced breast cancer, Dr. Moskowitz said an online version of the skills training decreased depression among them.
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The new NIDA project springs from the pilot study at Jordan's dispensary, Columbia Care LLC (not affiliated with the university), the country's largest medical marijuana provider.
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Welcome to the living lab of San Jose, where a pilot study with real-time traffic data company Connected Signals could yield a much smarter commute.
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The ANES pilot study found that 40% of Republican men thought they faced "a great deal" or "a lot" of discrimination on account of their sex.
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In a pilot study, we found that officers with higher levels of PTSD had difficulty in making decisions, which could affect decision-making on the streets.
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Suppose a pilot study on a new smoking-cessation program found that 80 percent of the subjects had quit successfully, most of them without much struggle.
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Based on a pilot study and a follow-up awaiting publication, however, her lab's results suggest that both groups need support during and after the treatment.
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Bald's eyesalve In 2015, our team published a pilot study on a 1,000-year old recipe called Bald's eyesalve from "Bald's Leechbook," an Old English medical text.
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For example, the Canadian province of Ontario is about to launch a pilot study on the effects of a basic income for everybody, regardless of employment status.
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Following the pilot study, Kaelen was involved in a groundbreaking trial that used fMRI and MEG scans to image the brain on LSD for the first time.
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A pilot study presented Sunday at the Endocrine Society's annual meeting suggests that the compound—called dimethandrolone undecanoate (DMAU)—can be safe and effective in human test subjects.
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In a pilot study, we found that after an intensive three-week program of adapted tango rehabilitation, participants with PD became more like the highly trained ballet dancers.
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This was just a small pilot study and didn't measure the drug's effects on ovulation, which is what really matters in terms of preventing pregnancy, says Dr. Edelman.
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While WIC serves a smaller population, it provides us with data to create a pilot study to assess how we can strengthen our nation's largest food assistance program.
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In a 14-day pilot study examining the effects of in-store marketing, researchers selected two similar grocery stores in the same chain and with similar customer bases.
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Results from a pilot study out of a supervised injection site in Vancouver confirmed that most of the city's drug supply, heroin in particular, is tainted with fentanyl.
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As for weed, there's little in the way of data available, though a recent pilot study suggested that the illegality of weed perhaps contributed to the facilitation of sex.
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To develop their metric of pain, Hartley and Slater conducted a pilot study in which the brain activity of 18 infants was recorded while they were undergoing this procedure.
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"I would consider this a pilot study that maybe somebody should pick up on and do a more complete trial," said Eckenhoff, who was not involved in the research.
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Haider and several collaborators just completed a pilot study of this curriculum at the Harvard Teaching Hospitals, called The Provider Awareness and Cultural Dexterity Toolkit for Surgeons (PACTS) project.
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The for-profit centers were approved, to little fanfare, after the Department of Health and Human Services submitted the results of a pilot study to Congress in June 2015.
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A pilot study found that with T.A.P., the frequency of such behaviors decreased compared to a control group, allowing family members to spend fewer daily hours caring for patients.
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That was the year a pilot study, published in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers, & Prevention, suggested that consuming soy protein might actually stimulate the growth of breast cancer cells.
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In 103 a doctor in Oregon, inspired by Gatenby's pilot study, started a prostate cancer patient on a modified version of the approach when he refused the standard continuous dosing.
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The other blood test in development, described in a small pilot study in the journal Science, aimed to predict not only preterm delivery but the gestational age of a pregnancy.
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In a pilot study this year, Simi and researchers at the brain development lab at the University of Nebraska used fMRI scans to compare five former white supremacists with nonextremists.
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"This is a pilot study," said Dr. Steven R. Flanagan, the chairman of the department of rehabilitation medicine at NYU Langone Health, who was not part of the research team.
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Ludwig's pilot study ran for only 227 weeks, and as every obesity researcher knows, many people following a new diet lose weight initially; the big question is what happens afterward.
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In response, Dr. Mark Berman, one of the founders of the centers, said that the F.D.A. had not accurately interpreted a cancer pilot study that the centers conducted with StemImmune.
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But a pilot study in 2018 with 96 participants showed that one 30-minute session decreased symptoms of anxiety and depression in kids compared to kids in a control group.
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After a successful pilot study, Beyond Care is now coordinating a patient trial in partnership with a Dutch University and a company specializing in delivering specialized psychological treatment over the Internet.
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In January 2016, 69 percent of respondents in the American National Election Studies pilot study said that they were worried (either moderately, very, or extremely) about terrorism in the near future.
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Even for these fiscally conservative types, there's a business case for eliminating poverty, something a basic income took big strides toward accomplishing during Canada's previous provincial pilot study in the 1970s.
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Further, the SEC shouldn't allow any data fee increases until the access fee pilot study is completed, and we have an opportunity to chart a new course on market structure reform.
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In Indiana, where a pilot study on hospital prices led to the Rand research, the realization that insurers were paying so much has already altered how insurers are contracting with hospitals.
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The success of the small pilot study was enough to inspire the founding of a company, Bluebird Bio, which sponsored the bigger study in hopes of marketing gene therapy for ALD.
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A small pilot study showed that dogs can accurately identify socks worn overnight by children infected with malaria — even when the children had cases so mild that they were not feverish.
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But Mackey says a pilot study he ran for Google led to the removal of some opioid sale-related content on YouTube (mostly in the comments section of videos about opioids).
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A pilot study in March and April found that one-third of the 150 participants indicated that they or their partner planned to become pregnant within 12 months of the Olympic Games.
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These findings are similar to those of a pilot study Hurd ran, but she says the next step is to do a longer-term study, following subjects for up to six months.
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She has finished a pilot study, not yet published, in which 16 people who met her requirements reported that their negative symptoms improved as a result of cutting gluten from their diets.
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The pilot study of 22 inmates instructed half the group to practice Transcendental Meditation for 20 minutes twice a day, while other prisoners—the control group—were placed on a 'wait list.
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" A pilot study published in the Journal of Mental Health last year found even brief intervention using improv exercises may provide "a strong and efficient treatment for patients with anxiety and depression.
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In a pilot study with a small sample size, researchers looked for microplastics in stool samples of eight people from Finland, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Poland, Russia, the United Kingdom and Austria.
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In this case, the closest thing Ludwig has to a test of his diet is a pilot study that followed 103 people, the results of which he references heavily throughout the book.
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A pilot study showed that, after reading it, women from 75 to 89 were more knowledgeable about mammography, more apt to discuss it with their doctors and less enthusiastic about continuing it.
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The giant data centre where all NHS genomic records will be stored is already up and running, with patient files from a project that has been a pilot study for the new service.
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The first study was an open-label pilot study in 2000, on women in Salt Lake City who had been depressed for an average of six years without improvement, despite taking an antidepressant.
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Yet picking your next plastic surgeon on Instagram can bring some serious health risks if that surgeon is not board-certified, according to a pilot study published Wednesday in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal.
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The pilot study is too small to draw conclusions, and Simi is working to expand the research to include a larger pool of former white supremacists, current white power group members, and nonextremists.
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A small pilot study conducted by a group of Swiss researchers in 2014 showed that when healthy volunteers participated in 12 float sessions over seven weeks, stress, depression, and anxiety were significantly decreased.
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A small pilot study has shown that dogs can accurately identify socks worn overnight by children infected with malaria parasites — even when the children had cases so mild that they were not feverish.
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That pilot study discovered four popular chemical sunscreen filters often used in commercial products -- avobenzone, oxybenzone, octocrylene, and ecamsule -- were absorbed from the skin into the bloodstream after a single day of use.
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It's important to note that this is the pilot study, the first of its kind, so a lot of factors such as dosage and the small sample size were due to trial and error.
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"We have a small, open label, pilot study of nicotine augmentation in older adults with depression and found a very strong positive effect," Newhouse says, noting that the study was recently accepted for publication.
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Oxitec's head of field operations Andrew McKemey told reporters in London on Wednesday that his firm had been invited by the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District to propose a pilot study of the technology.
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The SGCI will be formed around a sort of pilot study done in 2015, a survey of 5,000 people in the research community that suggested 5 main areas on which the institute should focus.
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It was only a pilot study, but one author, Leanne Young, told me it added to "converging evidence that there is a cumulative effect with chronic exposure to blast," even at relatively low levels.
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The simple swabbing technique Alice describes is taken from Dr Dominguez-Bello's recently published pilot study, which determined that it was possible to transfer vaginal microbes from a mother to her cesarean-born newborn.
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In a pilot study Bridge helped prepare with the Ministry of Education and others in Liberia, four times as many children achieved fluency benchmarks at Bridge public schools as compared to other public schools.
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At the conclusion of a University of Washington CareCoach pilot study, one woman became so distraught at the thought of parting with her avatar that she signed up for the service, paying the fee herself.
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So what we do now is commission a pilot study in advance of launching Vote Compass, and we go out to Americans and we actually put these questions directly to a representative sample of Americans.
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Bischof said the team is working on a pilot study to thaw frozen rabbit kidneys in 80 milliliter vials, and he thinks it will be possible to scale up the technology to even bigger organs.
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Based on a pilot study since the late 1990s involving five pork plants, USDA determined that the new system can provide public health protection at least equivalent to the existing inspection system, the agency said.
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"Although this was a small pilot study, the effect size was large and the results were significant," Berra Yazar-Klosinski, MAPS Associate Director of Clinical Research and study co-author, told me in an email.
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This July, the agency published data from a pilot study on a similar program that would improve its data collection, though it's still unclear if and when a national database will be started up again.
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She said a pilot study of 40 toddlers found they are not babbling or making language sounds, many cannot even swallow regular milk, some need gastric tubes, and only two of the 40 are walking.
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On July 1st the health department announced that the crews of 500-odd ambulances would be equipped with body-worn cameras, in a pilot study that could be expanded to all ambulances and even hospital wards.
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To simplify the operation, McGill is running a pilot study of heap leaching, which BHP has used for years at mines in Chile, expecting to lower the operating costs at Olympic Dam by around 10 percent.
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An earlier pilot study in Bangladesh found that being able to keep the phone at the end of the study was crucial to persuading participants to agree to complete the daily onslaught of questions, he said.
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In a pilot study of nearly 700 food pantry visitors in Texas, California and Ohio, published in Health Affairs last November, participants with the worst blood sugar readings managed modest improvements in a relatively short time.
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In one of the trials -- a pilot study -- the patients who received the diabetes drug did not get any worse for two years while the control group, who received a standard treatment for Parkinson's, deteriorated significantly.
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In a small pilot study, 14 pupils from Anna's class and 14 from a neighboring class that doesn't have the lighting system were given Jawbone activity trackers and asked to keep sleep diaries for two weeks.
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In support of the new model, Brigaid is also working with the nonprofit architecture firm MASS Design Group (Model of Architecture Serving Society) on a pilot study that assesses a school kitchen's suitability for scratch cooking.
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At the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research in northern Germany, a research team under senior scientist Gunnar Gerdts has conducted a pilot study to find out how much plastic escapes wastewater treatment plants.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is funding a pilot study that aims to universally screen 30,000 newborns in Minnesota for CMV as part of an existing program in the state health department, Dr. Schleiss said.
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Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, for example, had planned a pilot study in nine HIV-infected individuals to analyze the activity of a tea made from the traditional Chinese medicinal herb known as kansui.
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This represents a significant boon for anyone stuck in the airless swamp of depression, but, according to a small 2014 pilot study in South Carolina, it could be especially potent for those experiencing suicidal thoughts or ideation.
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Researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine said a pilot study of 40 people, half of whom were healthy and half of whom had the syndrome, showed their potential biomarker test correctly identified those who were ill.
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This is a central idea of GiveDirectly's program in Kenya, where it began a pilot study last year in which it handed out small, unconditional cash grants — about $22 a month — to residents of a single village.
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They've already done it in a pilot study, publishing their findings in Neuroscience in January, and they were all set to implement a follow-up study involving at least 12 convicted murderers and other inmates this month.
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In 2013, Hill, Knatz and Kaye applied for a grant from the US National Eating Disorders Association to fund a pilot study of what they called Neurobiologically Enhanced With Family/Friends Eating Disorder Trait Response (NEW FED TR).
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In a pilot study looking at ten overweight and obese men, researchers exposed subjects to a series of computer-based tests that measured their ability to suppress impulsive behavior by pressing on a button at an appropriate time.
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A small pilot study of the Peaceful Mind program, published in the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, found that clinicians rated patients who had received three months of weekly sessions as less anxious, compared with a control group.
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There was an instant attraction to the technology among those who saw and tested it, an interest Kline said is eclipsed by that of the ASD kids currently in the 25-family pilot study taking place in California.
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In the 2013 pilot study, after one year the folks who used it lost on average about 19 percent of their body weight compared with 6 percent for those in the control group, which used lifestyle therapy only.
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Over a six-year period, the EEOC commissioned a National Academy of Sciences study, performed its own pilot study, and organized a working group of business representatives and human resource experts, all aimed at solving the problem of enforcement.
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In a pilot study of just 30 mothers, run in New York in 2014 to work out the logistics of handing out cash, the money was usually spent within three days of receipt, mostly at supermarkets and department stores.
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That is why I introduced the Teacher Health and Wellness Act which provides support for teachers by creating a pilot study at the National Institute of Health aimed at reducing teacher stress and increasing teacher retention and well-being.
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The pilot study, conducted during the 2017 tax-filing season, showed that either sending an email encouraging savings or offering a $5 incentive to use the prepaid card's savings feature was effective for some of H&R Block's customers.
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"The patient population was very small to base any real conclusions so it was more of a pilot study," Dr. Bruce A. Brod, clinical professor of dermatology at University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine in Philadelphia, said by email.
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"A lot of folks often say they don't have time after work to go to the gym or exercise," said Dr. Alberto Caban-Martinez, who helped conduct a walking meeting pilot study for the University of Miami's Miller School of Medicine.
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In a small pilot study, it successfully diagnosed liver, lung, and breast cancer in 80 percent of cases, giving researchers hope that the program could eventually be used as part of regular health checks, eliminating the need for invasive biopsies.
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In this pilot study, 15 women, ages 17-35, mostly runners and ball players, completed the program in 2016 and 2017 for eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia and atypical anorexia, including some who used exercise or purging as restrictive behaviors.
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A pilot study presented at this spring's Harm Reduction Conference in Montreal found that people who found out their drugs tested positive for fentanyl were ten times more likely to reduce their dose and 25 percent less likely to overdose.
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Details: The FBI has not yet released any trends or characteristics of the National Use-of-Force Data Collection, which started collecting information from law enforcement agencies in January after receiving budget approval and completing a pilot study in 2017.
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Now, Brent Kious, a psychiatrist at the University of Utah who led the pilot study, is conducting a double-blind trial with 2800 HTP and creatine, with a larger sample of women to see if they can replicate the findings.
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So there was a sense of relief—excitement, even—when the Ontario government announced in mid 2017 that Hamilton had been chosen as one of three cities in the province for a pilot study on the effects of a basic income.
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So there was a sense of relief—excitement, even—when the Ontario government announced in mid-2017 that Hamilton had been chosen as one of three cities in the province for a pilot study on the effects of a basic income.
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"Patients that are in complete remission by 3 to 6 months are going to have durable remissions," said Dr. Stephen Schuster, the trial's lead investigator, who has patients from an earlier pilot study alive more than three years after Kymriah treatment.
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In a pilot study published last year in the journal Psychopharmacology, Kaelen and his fellow researchers went back to basics and tested a simple hypothesis inspired by psychotherapy in the 50s and 60s: Do psychedelics enhance the emotional response to music?
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There are still plenty of kinks to work out: A recent pilot study in Massachusetts found that while electric buses had enough range to travel routes between charges, they sometimes saved less energy than expected and had frequent mechanical problems.
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Last year, California's version of Medicaid, Medi-Cal, introduced a three-year pilot study that's already showing what experts in the health care field have seen anecdotally — that tailored nutrition can improve health and lower medical costs for chronically ill patients.
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Moved by Montalván's story, Franken introduced as his first Senate bill a call for the V.A. to do a three-year pilot study into the benefits and feasibility of using service dogs to treat PTSD and other injuries and disabilities.
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Moved by Montalván's story, Franken introduced as his first Senate bill a call for the V.A. to do a three-year pilot study into the benefits and feasibility of using service dogs to treat PTSD and other injuries and disabilities.
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But he said the agency would grant a state or city permission to do so only on the condition that it first conducted "a rigorous pilot study" and offered food stamp recipients the ability to opt out of the soda restrictions.
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Michael and Irina Conboy, the Berkeley scientists who have signed on as advisors and researchers on the project, said that while it's plausible the treatment works and early data is promising, a proper pilot study is needed before anyone can really judge anything.
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"Essentially, the findings are that you can measure gestational age and predict risk of preterm delivery in this pilot study," Moufarrej said, adding that the study still needs to be replicated in a larger, more diverse sample of women, including asymptomatic women.
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"This pilot study carried out on Heron Island shows that our new techniques to give corals a helping hand to conceive and then settle, develop and grow in their natural environment can work on the Great Barrier Reef," Harrison said in a statement.
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For instance, support for Mr. Trump was strongly correlated with higher levels of resentment about racial issues — like the belief that black people don't work hard enough and yet receive special favors — in an analysis of the American National Election 2016 Pilot Study.
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In a pilot study, researchers looked at more than 1,200 whole-genome sequences from individuals representing hundreds of population groups across Asia, and compared them with existing sequence data from almost 600 African, European and American samples, according to the report in Nature.
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To get a handle on the relationship between candidate support and economic pessimism, I combined four survey questions from the ANES 2016 pilot study into a single measure, giving each respondent an economic pessimism rating from 0 (least pessimistic) to 1 (most pessimistic).
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Mr Jarvinen's luck turned in January, when he was picked at random from Finland's unemployed (10% of the workforce) to take part in a two-year pilot study to see how getting a basic income, rather than jobless benefits, might affect incentives in the labour market.
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Spirtos, who is also the CEO of The Apothecary Shoppe, a dispensary in Las Vegas, presented his own self-funded observational pilot study to doctors at ASCO's annual meeting on whether using a marijuana-based syrup could help patients with their pain and replace their opioids.
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"We definitely found that individuals with hearing loss had more difficulty with balance and gait, and showed significant improvement when they had a hearing aid," says Linda Thibodeau, a professor at the University of Texas at Dallas's Advanced Hearing Research Center, summarizing a recent pilot study.
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Porn Literacy, which began in 2016 and is the focus of a pilot study, was created in part by Emily Rothman, an associate professor at Boston University's School of Public Health who has conducted several studies on dating violence, as well as on porn use by adolescents.
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In a primary race where the main narrative seems to be that the Republican Party is being broken into pieces, recent data from the first wave of the American National Election Studies 2016 Pilot Study suggests that this division is not the source of Trump's support.
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And Jernigan's later application to receive NIH funding for a pilot study that would look further at the connection between underage drinking and advertising using social media was also rejected by a council chaired by Koob, despite it having gotten a high rating from the first round of reviews.
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Its website, Exporting is Great, advertises tenders, which this month include one for 10,0003 tonnes of coking coal sought by an Indian company, a feasibility and pilot study and pilot project for expertise in underground coal gasification, also in India, and a firm in Kazakhstan seeking coal processing technology.
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"The text described pro-forma returns as an invasion of privacy, claimed the FTB lacked the authority to carry out a pilot program, and threatened retaliation if the agency went ahead with the pilot study," Bankman writes in a recollection of the project titled Mr. Smith Gets an Education.
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In a recent book chapter, sociologists Adam Burston and France Winddance Twine found, based on "data from a pilot study of members of a conservative student group," that sometimes white supremacists conceal themselves within conservative student groups, which may then -- inadvertently or not -- distribute white supremacist talking points through their networks.
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The study, which hopes to enroll at least 1,000 subjects, is being led by Dr. Carrie Byington of the University of Utah, who earlier this year began a pilot study of 150 participants, a third of whom said they or their partner planned to become pregnant within a year of the Olympics.
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Although the research appears interesting and promising, it falls more into the category of a pilot study, and the results should be viewed with caution, said Dr. Guido Frank, an associate professor of psychiatry and neuroscience and associate director of the eating disorder program at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
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The study, which hopes to enroll at least 1,000 participants, is being headed up Dr. Carrie Byington of the University of Utah, who earlier this year began a pilot study of 150 participants, a third of whom said they or their partner planned to become pregnant within a year of the Olympics.
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Researchers from the Departments of Radiology and Emergency Medicine at the Brigham and Women's Hospital, as well as a researcher from the Department of Biostatistics at Harvard's T.H. Chan School of Public Health, conducted a pilot study to determine whether x-rays could be used as a possible indication of domestic violence.
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In New York, where as many as four sites are being envisioned as part of a one-year pilot study, officials suggest that the Justice Department may be reluctant to interfere with a city-backed effort to combat the seemingly unstoppable surge of deaths from prescription opioids, heroin and the powerful opioid, fentanyl.
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For the pilot study, the consortium team examined genome sequences representing people living in dozens of countries including China, India, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Malaysia, Mongolia, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea and Russia, as well as samples representing minorities living in remote and isolated communities or belonging to various caste and language groups.
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"For things like preterm birth, which we believe to be that something went wrong at some point in pregnancy, DNA would look constant over time, and it wouldn't give you an idea of how things are changing," said Mira Moufarrej, a graduate student of bioengineering at Stanford University who was a co-first author of the new pilot study.
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In one 2004 study, doses of medium-chain fatty acids improved cognitive performance in 20 patients with Alzheimer's disease or cognitive impairment, and a 2018 pilot study of the ketogenic diet in Alzheimer's patients signaled that it helped improve cognitive function—though those studies were conducted with pure medium-chain fatty acids, and didn't examine coconut oil specifically.
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Thirty-six years ago, a C.D.C. pilot study suggested a strong correlation between aerial spraying of phenoxy herbicide, which is frequently conducted by the logging industry in Oregon, and a substantial increase in birth defects in the central nervous system, including spina bifida and anencephaly, in which a baby is born with little or no brain.
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Details of a pilot study of the technology were recently published in the Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology journal, and after working with 11 ALS patients and 10 healthy subjects of the same age, the researchers also found the robotic brace could be used as a tool for detecting signs of the condition, and the degree of its progression in patients.
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Last week, they announced the National Use of Force Data Collection pilot study that will "evaluate the effectiveness of the methodology used to collect the data and the quality of the information collected" and will include the largest law enforcement agencies including the FBI, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the Drug Enforcement Agency and US Marshals, according to a Justice Department press release.
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"I think maybe it's time to start thinking about describing life on Earth at the molecular level — the same way that Google Maps will give you maps of everywhere on Earth," says Stephen Richards, a genomicist at Baylor University and head of a pilot study from the i5K Project, which eventually plans to sequence the genomes of 5,000 insect species ("The Manhattan Project of Entomology," as it's sometimes called).
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However, he shared some tracks: Brian Eno and Harold Budd's "Against the Sky" features in the onset phase as a calming track; contemporary classical musician Henryk Górecki's "Sostenuto tranquillo ma cantabile" plays in the lead-up to the peak and is, according to Kaelen, the first "emotionally evocative" piece; and Greg Haines makes an appearance with "183 Times"—a song also used in the pilot study exploring emotional enhancement—during the peak phase.
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