Sentence examples for a recent study of the effect from inspiring English sources
In a recent study of the effect of German collective bargaining on employment growth using linked employer-employee data for the period 2000 2010, Brändle and Goerke (2015) find a (smaller) negative effect of some 0.8 percentage points a year on the basis of cross-sectional variation.
A recent study of the effect of more stringent security measures at the US Canadian border (Lipovic et al. 2015) found the flow of American day-trippers to Canada had been reduced by 59%%, while Canadian day trips to the US had been curtailed by 50%%.
A recent study of the effect of using Twitter on class performance using 125 pre-health professional students was published in the Journal of Computer Assisted Learning.
In a recent study of the effect of the small molecule FGFR inhibitors PD173074, TKI-258 and SU5402, we showed that three UC cell lines, SW780, RT112 and RT4, that have upregulated expression of non-point-mutated FGFR3 and do not show high-level gene amplification, were much more sensitive to FGFR inhibition than cell lines with point mutations (2).
In addition, a recent study of the effect of anastrozole on serum lipid profiles in 38 postmenopausal patients with breast cancer found significant increases in total cholesterol, LDL and HDL cholesterol, apolipoprotein A1, B and lp(a) (Hozumi et al, 2004).
It is relevant that, in a recent study of the effect of therapeutic intervention upon lymphatic filariasis, the institution of even simple measures to reduce edema possessed the capacity to ameliorate the histopathological manifestations of chronic inflammation and fibrosis in punch biopsies of the skin [ 31].
In a recent study of 6,000 children, the gene with the biggest effect accounted for less than one-quarter of an I.Q.
A recent study of three Chinatowns in Boston, New York City and Philadelphia starkly maps out gentrification's effects in crowding out once tight-knit ethnic communities.
A Recent Study of Job Choice.
A recent study examined the effect of some of these determinants in Western Canada [ 5].
Recent studies of the effects of automation on work reveal how easily even very skilled people can develop a deadening reliance on computers.
