Sentence examples for In an Israeli study from inspiring English sources

In an Israeli study of nearly 600 families, parents who valued kindness and compassion frequently failed to raise children who shared those values.

In an Israeli study conducted by Bleich et al. (21) among 501 citizens during 44 months of terror, optimism was identified as a personal factor, which helps one in developing resilience, during crises and emergencies.

In an Israeli study, Russian immigrants objected to state interference into their choice to abort, but were impressed with the quality of publicly provided abortion services and sympathetic staff [ 23].

In an Israeli study [ 4] of 51 subjects with a mean age of 20 years (range 17too 27 years), 78% of whom were soldiers, no decrease in recurrent dislocation was noted with external rotation bracing.

They were red grapefruits, which, as an earlier article pointed out, were linked to lower cholesterol in an Israeli study.

That short hospital stays are linked to extensive utilization of antibiotics is consistent with the finding in an Israeli study where one-day hospitalizations were associated with high consumption of antibiotics [ 20].

In contrast, an Israeli study reported an unadjusted relative risk of 1.66 (95% CI 1.12 2.48) for miscarriage among oral corticosteroid users (n = 311) compared with nonusers (n = 790).

Preemies' weight gain: An Israeli study, published December in the journal Pediatrics, found that playing Mozart quietly in neonatal intensive care units supported the weight gain of premature infants by slowing their rate of energy expenditure.

In a recent Israeli study, 14 of 74 (19 %) children aged 0 16 years hospitalised with H1N1pdm09 had CNS complications, but these were mainly mild seizures [ 66].

Similar results were reported in a recent Israeli study, where, among 2,966 patients with documented CHD followed for 6.2 years, including those with a history of MI in the 6 months to 5 years prior to enrollment, there was a significant and positive correlation between the occurrence of fatal MI, nonfatal MI, or sudden cardiac death and increasing baseline sUA (P = 0.0009) [ 15].

"Thus, we examine the role of self-esteem as a possible underlying driver of the effects observed in our Israeli study". For this part of the study, researchers commissioned a survey of 855 people, about half of whom were female, with an average age of 36.