Sentence examples for a long term study of from inspiring English sources

Autism-like behaviour in children is linked to the amount of testosterone they receive whilst in their mother's womb, according to a long term study of behavioural changes in children.

I didn't think I'd be doing a long-term study of them.

The researchers used data from a long-term study of 51,529 male health professionals.

Is it part of a series; a long-term study of the human heart?

In 2001, Dr. Scarmeas published a long-term study of cognitively healthy elderly New Yorkers.

So, too, does the IRB, which is considering a long-term study of forward players aged 15 to 35.

The researchers made the finding as part of a long-term study of arthritis involving more than 3,000 volunteers.

"We have committed ourselves to actions in the short-term and a long-term study of restoration.

At that point we found that our children's homework evidently involved a long-term study of household junk.

A long-term study of the construction of burrows by deer mice has the beginnings of an answer.

Consider a long-term study of more than 11,000 children in Britain published last year, also in Pediatrics.