Sentence examples for a recent study which from inspiring English sources

She led a recent study which found that more than half of patients assessed at follow-up had marked psychological difficulties.

JK Rowling has sung the praises of a recent study which found that reading the Harry Potter books lowers Americans' opinions of Donald Trump.

Well, fans could draw some comfort perhaps from a recent study, which found that nobody could tell the difference between Coke and Mexicoke in a blind tasting.

'I don't think any economist would make that argument now,' he replies, citing a recent study which suggested Scotland was actually subsidising England.

Television networks have largely avoided midterm coverage altogether, according to a recent study which found only handful of evening news stories in the closing weeks of the campaign.

I tell him about a recent study which showed that trauma permanently alters one's DNA, and the changed DNA is then passed down to succeeding generations.

Consider a recent study which found that social media sites are increasing social awareness and charitable action among teenagers.

The findings follow a recent study which showed that children who are bullied when they are 8-years-old are more likely to develop psychiatric disorders.

Even more hopeful is a recent study which suggests that the drugs used to treat AIDS may also stop its transmission (see article).

So I'm not surprised by the results of a recent study which show that the higher a couple's expectations of marriage, the more likely the union was doomed to failure.

They point to a recent study, which reported that songwriters are receiving as little as 3% of the revenue that streaming services pay out to the music industry in the US.