Sentence examples for a study publicized from inspiring English sources

In a study publicized during a 2014 security conference in Hamburg, researchers demonstrated how hackers could insert themselves into a device's call-forwarding function, redirecting calls, and any private information discussed therein, to themselves before bouncing them back to the receiver.

Is it a report on the first few patients to receive a treatment in a Phase 1 study, publicized at a meeting?

In the four decades since, global education challenges have been studied, publicized and become much harder to ignore.

Study information, including contact information, survey location and duration of the study, was publicized as an advertisement via internet.

We illustrate use of the model by analyzing findings from a widely publicized study of differences in intelligence between men and women, and show that the conclusions from that study are modified by consideration of the recruitment process.

A widely publicized study published in 1990 in the British journal The Lancet, led by Dr. Dean Ornish, was the first controlled study to find such a benefit.

The research was not easy for the industry to ignore, particularly given that a wireless company, AT&T, had helped pay for a widely publicized study.

Last summer, scientists announced that a highly publicized study had found no link between breast cancer risks on Long Island and controversial chemicals once used universally.

A widely publicized study earlier this year showed that a low-carb Atkins-type diet might be a faster way to lose weight.

They also have captured significant media attention, perhaps because of the recent retraction of a highly publicized study by political scientists Don Green and Michael Lacour.

In a widely publicized study in the journal The Lancet in April 2010, the institute estimated that 343,000 maternal deaths took place in 2008.