Their study credited a variety of medical advancements for the improved death rate, including the development of 911 services, rapid stabilization and transportation of trauma victims, better training for emergency medical technicians, and more hospitals and trauma centers, particularly in rural areas.
A new study credits an invertebrate for the first time with such a sophisticated skill: Honeybees can conceptualize "sameness" and "difference".
A new study credits the Cuban leadership with legally mandating equality for women, yet their opportunities in work and politics remain far below those of their counterparts in many parts of the world.
A new study credits the advent of simple stone tools to slice meat and pound root vegetables, which could have dramatically reduced the time and force needed to chew, thus allowing our more immediate ancestors to evolve the physical features required for speech.
The study credits a variety of medical advances without which, the researchers calculated, 45,000 to 70,000 homicides would have been recorded annually nationwide.
The study credits agencies with fulfilling more requests for drafts and final copies of internal documents and staff-level reports.
The Greenpeace study credits China's national pollution action plan launched in 2013 for its "impressive" improvement.
Last summer, it released a study which credited the agency's air-quality programs, especially those covering diesel fuel and engines, for an annual reduction of up to 13percentt in California's carbon dioxide emissions.
According to the economist Tarek El Ghamrawy, working from a World Bank study, credit allocated by Egyptian banks for new investment accounts for a mere 3.5 percent of the total, compared with an average 12.8 percent for the Middle East-North Africa region.
A study from Credit-Land.com, a credit card research website, revealed that the consumers most angered by the new debit card fees, would begin using more credit cards instead.
In early 2016, the Siegel Lab at UC Davis published a peer-review study crediting Transcriptic for generating the largest dataset of its kind on computational enzyme design.
