Sentence examples for a brand new study from inspiring English sources

A brand new study suggests they might help those with dyslexia learn to read.

Enter a brand new study.

Some fancy-dancy public-policy think- tank just released a brand new study that speculates the legion of aging Baby Boomers will permanently redefine retirement.

A brand new study from the Kaiser Family Foundation finds that among young people 8-18, use of every type of media has increased over the past 10 years, with the exception of reading.

These views eventually coalesced in literature departments to form a brand new discipline: postcolonial studies.

Questions like those formed the core of one of the most intriguing studies I have seen in a long time, a brand-new study, just published in Psychological Science, that investigated the dynamics of science doubters.

A brand-new study by Charles Spence at Oxford has found that, more often than not, we can tell whether a liquid is hot or cold just from hearing it being poured into a cup.

In a brand-new study, one of my favorite researchers, MIT's Sinan Aral, found that he could experimentally boost the popularity of articles 32percentt on a news aggregator, like Reddit.com, by posting them with an initial few likes.

A brand-new study provides some new insights into how environmental cues of pathogen prevalence interact with the biological matter of our brains to shape political attitudes.

Overall, we have higher child and maternal mortality rates than any other developed country, according to a brand-new study published in the Lancet and based on research done by the World Health Organization and Imperial College London.

A brand-new study, reported in the New England Journal of Medicine this week, reports that a 12-hour, empowerment-based self-defense class (one that focuses not only on physical defensive skills but also on awareness, social norms, and assertiveness) cut college women's risk of rape by nearly half.