Sentence examples for a newly published study from inspiring English sources

Toxic nanoparticles from air pollution have been discovered in human brains in "abundant" quantities, a newly published study reveals.

A newly published study from the University of Copenhagen has confirmed a link between hormonal contraceptives and depression.

But if all of the associated emissions of shale gas are taken into account, this benefit disappears, according to a newly published study from Cornell University.

To explain, he described a newly published study on treating children who are thought to have swallowed a small foreign object, like a coin or a toy.

Jean-Jacques Guillet, a Gaullist and rapporteur for a newly published study on Iran by the French National Assembly, is one of them.

A newly published study has shown that a sleeping pill can be used effectively for at least six months, a finding some specialists said could lead to broader use of drugs for insomnia.

References of review articles and congress abstracts were also searched, and a verification Medline and EMBASE search was again performed in July 2007 to ensure that there we did not miss any newly published studies.

Moreover, the MEDLINE was searched monthly after April 2013 to identify any newly published studies.

Moreover, we searched the PubMed monthly after June 2012 to identify any newly published studies.

In addition, according to a newly published report from the IBSEN study, the subgroups of patients who display chronic inflammation despite treatment reach 6% of UC- [ 18], and 19% of the CD-patients [ 19].

A newly published report amassing more than 200 attribution studies makes clear that heat-trapping carbon pollution is already making the weather measurably more severe.