Sentence examples for a just-completed study from inspiring English sources
A just-completed study of the five years ended in December 1997 reached a broadly similar conclusion.
Consider a just-completed study by The Hulbert Financial Digest, measuring whether newsletter editors have benefited from portfolio changes they have made this year.
At the sight of angry faces, members of the Navy Seals show significantly higher activation in the insula than regular soldiers, according to a just-completed study.
A just-completed study — the first of its kind, carried out by the U.C.L.A. psychologist Elizabeth Ligon Bjork — found that in a live classroom of Bjork's own students, pretesting raised performance on final-exam questions by an average of 10percentt compared with a control group.
In a just-completed study, Swedish and American epidemiologists announced today that they failed to document any cancer rise in the generation of people who received the contaminated vaccines.
And an internal report obtained by The Times notes a just-completed survey in which employees complain that morale is low and has declined in each of the last three years.
The results of a just-completed survey appeared to surprise even seasoned marine scientists.
SAN FRANCISCO — A just-completed report from a presidential advisory committee urges President Obama to adopt new computer technologies to make better use of a huge swath of the radio spectrum now controlled by federal agencies.
Singh's team is now conducting a longitudinal study of a cohort of children and teens, including the participants from this just-completed study, to assess how their brains and clinical symptoms track together over time.
For example, more respondents in the US and Canada cite job security as an important career goal than those in most other countries, according to Universum's just-completed study of college business students.
A just-completed third study with 337 children confirmed the results, said Jennifer Kotler, the Workshop's vice president for research and evaluation.
