Sentence examples for an influential study in from inspiring English sources

The area around the Utah steel mill was the site of an influential study in the late 1980's.

As well as essays on war and politics, he contributed an influential study in conservative aesthetics, Le Poème et la langue (1967; "Poetry and Language").

In 1982, an influential study in the New England Journal of Medicine warned that a woman's ability to have a baby dropped off after the age of 30 (though later studies suggested the age could be higher).

In 1973, Hecht joined the American Health Foundation, a group whose founder, Ernst L. Wynder, was an author of an influential study in 1950 that linked smoking to lung cancer.

The launch of the drink-driving campaign coincided with the publication of an influential study in the US - the Grand Rapids Effects Revisted: Accidents, Alcohol and Risk.

An influential study in 2005 by the Urban Institute concluded that parole supervision had little effect on the rate at which ex-prisoners were re-arrested.

Their theory was buttressed by a influential study published in 2010 in Nature, in which Harvard scientists examined the running style of some lifelong barefoot runners who also happened to be from Kenya.

Debra T. Silverman, a cancer researcher for the United States government who headed an influential study published in March that led to Tuesday's decision, said she was "totally in support" of the W.H.O.

One of the characters he writes about is Robert McMurry, an industrial psychologist who wrote an influential study of salesmanship in 1961.

The research contradicts an influential study carried out in the US, which argued that, when it comes to happiness, people experience a "reverse" U-shape in which their wellbeing is greatest in midlife.

A thoughtful revolt against this interpretation began some years ago in Europe, with the publication of an influential study by Aldo Schiavone in 1996, "La storia spezzata" ("Broken History," now available in English as "The End of the Past," the 13th volume in a series I edit for the Harvard University Press called "Revealing Antiquity").