Sentence examples for a recent study cited from inspiring English sources

And even children with health insurance often lack proper care; a recent study, cited in the surgeon general's report, found that among children covered by Medicaid, the government insurance program for the poor, fewer than 1 in 5 had a preventive dental visit during the previous year.

A recent study cited dangerous intersections and low efficiency as its primary shortfalls.

A recent study cited in The Fiscal Times found that 17percentt of workers lost or had gotten reduced bonuses.

A recent study cited in an op-ed by the authors in this week's New York Times, found that student achievement was significantly improved just by having even one minority working side by side with them.

Lawyers that used to work for the SEC and were hired by private law firms actually had tougher enforcement outcomes than lawyers at the same firms who never worked for the agency, according to a recent study cited by the NYT.

4. Chinese Prices In China such a tusk would sell for more than $2000 – its value therefore increasing tenfold by the time it is shipped out of Africa and arrives in Asia. 5. Local Misunderstanding A recent study cited by The Times found that less than a third of Chinese people surveyed knew that elephants are killed for their tusks.

The recent study cited in Time Magazine found that people lost more fat, not more weight, on a low-fat diet than people did on a low-carb diet.

According to two recent studies cited by NELP, modest minimum wage increases do not cost people jobs.

The more recent studies cited by Hollingsworth and Isturiz compared both IgG and functional antibody responses to PPV and PCV13.

Recent studies cited by Ms Fawcett underscore the leadership role of bedside nursing in the resuscitation of hemodynamically unstable patients.

In a recent study, he cited government data showing many poor families had game systems like Xbox.